Chelsea have been presented with a surprise opening in the market, with ****** nal youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly emerging as a possible summer departure after Bruno Guimaraes' arrival in north London. According to Football London, both Chelsea and Manchester United have been given the chance to explore a deal for the 19-year-old, in a development that would have felt unlikely only a short time ago.
From ****** nal's perspective, this is one to watch rather than one to rush. Lewis-Skelly remains highly regarded internally, and his profile as a Hale End graduate with senior experience gives him obvious value. He featured 36 times in all competitions last season, although only 19 of those appearances came as a starter, which tells its own story about where he currently sits in the pecking order.
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The timing of this situation matters. ****** nal's move for Bruno Guimaraes, completed for £75 million, has altered the midfield landscape. Lewis-Skelly has been used throughout pre-season as a defensive midfielder, largely because Declan Rice, Martin Zubimendi, Mikel Merino and Guimaraes have all been absent. That exposure has offered useful evidence for decision-makers, and the feedback appears mixed.
There is no doubt, however, about his talent. He ended last season strongly in the left eight role and did enough to earn a start in the Champions League final. That versatility, central midfield with the capacity to fill in on the left side of defence, is part of why Chelsea have tracked him for some time.
#lewis #season #bruno
From ****** nal's perspective, this is one to watch rather than one to rush. Lewis-Skelly remains highly regarded internally, and his profile as a Hale End graduate with senior experience gives him obvious value. He featured 36 times in all competitions last season, although only 19 of those appearances came as a starter, which tells its own story about where he currently sits in the pecking order.
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The timing of this situation matters. ****** nal's move for Bruno Guimaraes, completed for £75 million, has altered the midfield landscape. Lewis-Skelly has been used throughout pre-season as a defensive midfielder, largely because Declan Rice, Martin Zubimendi, Mikel Merino and Guimaraes have all been absent. That exposure has offered useful evidence for decision-makers, and the feedback appears mixed.
There is no doubt, however, about his talent. He ended last season strongly in the left eight role and did enough to earn a start in the Champions League final. That versatility, central midfield with the capacity to fill in on the left side of defence, is part of why Chelsea have tracked him for some time.
#lewis #season #bruno
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