10 Reasons why this Arsenal starlet is destined for greatness

This Arsenal youngster can save the club millions; A player destined for greatness

Myles Lewis-Skelly’s emergence as a promising talent in Arsenal’s academy has generated excitement among fans and experts alike. With his exceptional skill set and versatility, the 16-year-old midfielder has the potential to become one of the best footballers in the world. Here are 10 reasons why the young man is destined for greatness.

 

  1. Natural Talent:

The young gun possesses a natural talent that sets him apart. His technical ability, combined with exceptional ball control, makes him a joy to watch. His performances showcase an innate understanding of the game, demonstrating his potential for a successful career.

 

  1. Versatility:

Lewis-Skelly’s versatility is a valuable asset. He can effectively operate as a roaming playmaker, a midfield controller, or even cover multiple positions if required. This adaptability enables him to contribute to different tactical setups, making him a valuable asset for any team.

 

  1. Progressive Passing:

The teenager’s passing range is exceptional. He consistently looks for vertical options, breaks defensive lines with intricate vertical balls, and contributes to the team’s attacking play. His ability to dictate tempo and orchestrate the game sets him apart as a playmaking force.

 

  1. Dribbling Skills:

Lewis-Skelly’s 1-vs-1 short-dribbling skills and close ball control are top-notch. He combines speed, agility, and coordination to navigate through tight spaces, evading opponents and creating opportunities for his team. His dribbling prowess adds flair and unpredictability to his game.

 

  1. Football Intelligence:

The England U16 international possesses a high football IQ and spatial awareness. His understanding of the game allows him to make intelligent runs, find open spaces, and provide additional passing options. He reads the game well, making effective decisions on and off the ball.

 

  1. Work Ethic:

The 16yo’s work ethic is exemplary. He tirelessly covers ground, displaying high stamina and energy levels. His determination in the defensive phase, coupled with his anticipation and tackling abilities, makes him a well-rounded player who contributes both offensively and defensively.

 

  1. Composure under Pressure:

The youngster maintains composure in tight spaces and under pressure. His ability to retain possession and make key decisions in challenging situations is impressive. He remains calm, making him a reliable presence in high-pressure moments.

 

  1. Growth Potential:

At just 16 years old, Lewis-Skelly is still in the early stages of his development. As he continues to refine his skills and gain experience, his potential for growth becomes even more exciting. With the right guidance and opportunities, he can evolve into a world-class footballer.

 

  1. Technical Proficiency:

Lewis-Skelly’s technical proficiency is evident in every aspect of his game. From his footwork to his passing accuracy, he consistently displays a high level of technical ability. These skills, combined with his physical attributes, give him a well-rounded foundation for success.

 

  1. Mentality and Character:

Lewis-Skelly’s mentality and character are crucial factors in his journey to becoming a top footballer. His dedication, humility, and willingness to learn are commendable. Supported by a strong family background and the guidance of experienced coaches, he has the right mindset to navigate the challenges that lie ahead.

 

Conclusion:

The Englishman’s exceptional talent, versatility, technical proficiency, and strong work ethic make him destined for greatness in the footballing world. With the right development and opportunities, he has the potential to become one of the best footballers in the world. The club’s hierarchy and the faithfuls worldwide would be eagerly anticipating the rise of this promising young star.

Mikel Arteta would be licking his lips over this prospect, just like me. Let’s call it “The Lewis-Skelly Effect” 😉

Writer – Yash Bisht


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9 Comments

  1. Instead of Declan Rice, why not sign Yunus Musah instead? Much younger than Rice, trained at Arsenal’s academy and played for one of the biggest clubs in Spain

    1. @GAI
      Good shout. Much more economical as well and counted as home grown as he was with our academy unless I have got this wrong.

      1. I think Arsenal chose Rice because of his stature and his experience as a CB. If we fail to sign Rice, I hope Arsenal can explore the opportunity to sign Musah

  2. If this young man is truly as EXCEPTIONAL AS YOU CLAIM, then even at only sixteen he will be included in our first team squad and on the fringe of making his first team debut, as other past greats in our team have done; Fabragas, Adams and O’Leary , both regulars at seventeen and a certain Wilshere being our most recent.
    That he is NOT at the moment in that squad, makes your rather overhyped clain for him, at best, VERY IMPROBABLE.

    That is not to say he will not have a career in football, though such claims extremely RARELY amount to the sort of talent you describe.

    I suspect he is good but not anywhere near as good as you portray him..

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