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Arsenal star Miles Lewis-Scully has been encouraged to “ask” for a January transfer because he will “start” for Premier League rivals Liverpool.
Lewis-Skelley Enjoyed a stunning breakout season for the Gunners during the 2024/25 campaign as he emerged as one of the Premier League’s best young players.
The England international will be keen to kick on this season, although he has endured a difficult start to the campaign.
weapon Youngster has only been a bit part player for Arsenal as Ricardo Califori has moved ahead of him in the pecking order, while he has been left out of Thomas Tuchel’s latest England squad.
Therefore, it has been suggested that the versatile defender could leave Arsenal on loan in January to increase his chances of playing regularly ahead of next summer’s World Cup.
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Former Spurs midfielder Jamie O’Hara believes Lewis-Skelly should pursue a move, and claims a move to Liverpool could make sense. That’s because Andy Robertson and Milos Kerkes haven’t been great for the Reds in recent months.
“I love Robertson, but his performances this season mean they (Liverpool) are probably looking elsewhere,” O’Hara said on Sky Sports.
“Kirakis hasn’t been that good. Lewis Scully will start for Liverpool. He doesn’t start for Man City or Arsenal.
“Outside of that, it’s up for debate. He used to start for most Premier League sides.”
He added: “Lewis Scully needs to play. I think he’s a fantastic footballer. As a future star, he’s going to be a (regular) England international.
“He’s a young kid who rose to fame last season (but) he’s a very talented footballer.”
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O’Hara has also explained why he thinks Lewis-Skelly could ask to leave the Gunners during this winter’s transfer window.
“If he genuinely wants to get into that World Cup squad and needs to play football, he will go and ask Arteta,” added O’Hara.
“He would say, ‘Look, I want to go on loan in January, I should go on loan to another Premier League side and play every week’.”
Meanwhile, Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth has debunked reports that the Gunners could let any of their players go in January.
“The Premier League leaders are not expecting Arsenal to be busy in January unless there is a long-term injury or a unique market opportunity presents itself,” Sheth told Sky Sports.
He added: “Departures are considered unlikely, with boss Mikel Arteta suggesting Jesus will be a key part of his plans to return to training last week.
“A number of Premier League clubs would be interested in taking him on loan but it looks like he will be available.”
