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Arsenal full-back Myles Lewis-Skelly has reportedly grown increasingly frustrated with his lack of opportunities this season, with the highly rated youngster said to have held direct talks with manager Mikel Arteta over his limited game time, according to icfootballnews sources.<\/p>\n
According to multiple reports, the youngster has voiced \u201cmajor frustrations\u201d about his role in the ARSENAL<\/strong><\/em> squad after finding himself frequently on the bench in recent weeks. Arteta is understood to have urged patience, but the situation has fuelled uncertainty surrounding the defender\u2019s future heading into the summer transfer window.<\/p>\n Lewis-Skelly\u2019s campaign has been a mixed one. While he has made over 20 appearances in all competitions, only a handful have come as starts, with just one in the Premier League. His involvement has declined further since February, where he has largely been restricted to substitute roles or left unused entirely despite being fully fit.<\/p>\n Competition for places has played a major role in his reduced minutes. The strong performances of teammates\u2014particularly in the left-back role\u2014have pushed the academy graduate down the pecking order, leaving him as a third-choice option in key fixtures.<\/p>\n The situation has not gone unnoticed externally. Reports suggest ARSENAL<\/strong><\/em> could consider sanctioning a loan move this summer, with a temporary exit viewed as the most likely outcome if his playing time does not improve. Meanwhile, pundits and former players have already begun urging the youngster to consider his options, warning that a lack of regular football could stall both his club and international development.<\/p>\n Why a temporary exit may be necessary<\/strong><\/p>\n From a developmental standpoint, the current situation presents a clear dilemma. Lewis-Skelly is at a crucial stage of his career, where consistent minutes are essential for refining decision-making, positional awareness, and physical adaptation to top-level football.<\/p>\n At Arsenal, however, immediate opportunities appear limited. With established players ahead of him and a team competing on multiple fronts, Arteta has little room to prioritise development over results. Even when chances arise, they are often sporadic\u2014hardly the environment for sustained growth.<\/p>\n A loan move, therefore, could offer the ideal solution. Regular starts at a competitive level\u2014whether in the Premier League or abroad\u2014would allow Lewis-Skelly to build rhythm, confidence, and tactical maturity. It would also strengthen his case for both club reintegration and continued involvement with the England setup.<\/p>\n Crucially, such a move need not signal a long-term departure.<\/p>\n MORE ARSENAL NEWS AND GOSSIP \u2013 <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Latest: \u00a3350k-a-week German set to make sensational return to Premier League with Arsenal? Summer decision made<\/strong><\/p>\n Most Read:\u00a0Premier League boss opens up on future of \u00a3100M star Mikel Arteta wants at Arsenal<\/p>\n Must Check Out: Arsenal star \u2018taking the p**s\u2019 out of rivals \u2013 Gunners fans told if \u00a3160M signing coming \u2013 President tips Spaniard for Arsenal move<\/strong><\/p>\n LOVE ARSENAL? CLICK RIGHT HERE FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP<\/strong><\/p>\nLike this:<\/h3>\n