Arsenal CEO Richard Garlick says the club is not actively seeking to sell homegrown players Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri, both 19. He says Arsenal would consider a move only if there is a “right opportunity” for both the players and the club.
The comments come amid reports linking Lewis-Skelly and Nwaneri with potential exits during the summer transfer window, including interest from other Premier League clubs. Both outlets report that Garlick frames any possible departure as conditional rather than part of an ongoing plan to offload talent.
While the outlets both focus on the same statement and the summer-linked speculation, they differ mainly in presentation: one emphasizes Garlick’s direct response to circulating links, while the other highlights the practical implication that Arsenal could be open to offers if they match the club’s and players’ needs.
