England Defender Myles Lewis-Skelly Extends Contract with Arsenal
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Summary
Myles Lewis-Skelly, an England defender, has agreed to a new contract with Arsenal, extending his commitment to the club. The 18-year-old left-back had a successful season with 39 appearances in various competitions.
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It is reward for a breakthrough campaign last season, which saw Lewis-Skelly make 39 appearances in all competitions.
Lewis-Skelly made his debut against Manchester City in September and was mainly used at left-back, despite emerging through Arsenal's academy as a midfielder.
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