Myles Lewis-Skelly Signs New Long-Term Arsenal Contract Until 2030

Arsenal announced that Myles Lewis-Skelly has extended his contract until 2030. The 18-year-old, who had a breakout first season, has committed his future to the Gunners.

According to a previous report we published, Lewis-Skelly penned a new long-term deal after an impressive 2024/25 campaign.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Lewis-Skelly, a product of Arsenal‘s Hale End academy, had a stellar 2024/25 season. He appeared in 39 matches and became a reliable left-back under Mikel Arteta. He scored his first goal for the club in a 5-1 triumph over Manchester City. Internationally, he became the youngest player to score for England on his debut against Albania. Lewis-Skelly’s performances earned him a nomination for the PFA Young Player of the Year award.

He racked up 39 appearances and netted his first senior goal this season, as previously reported.

RISING STAR IMPACTS ARSENAL’S SEASON

Arsenal’s decision to secure Lewis-Skelly long-term follows a successful season. His defensive prowess added stability to the team, making him crucial in Arsenal’s run to the Champions League semi-finals and their second place Premier League finish. From the academy to becoming a key player, Lewis-Skelly has become a fan favourite. He has gained praise for his humility and ambition from coaches and supporters alike.

He once again proved to be a hero as he helped Arsenal reach the semi-finals of the Champions League, who ensured a top-two finish in the league. His important displays throughout the season earned him a new long-term deal, as we reported earlier this week.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR LEWIS-SKELLY AND ARSENAL?

Lewis-Skelly’s new contract gives him the chance to build on a remarkable debut season at Arsenal. With the 2025/26 season opener against Man United looming, Arsenal is eager to incorporate Lewis-Skelly fully. As the Gunners pursue silverware, his growth will be closely watched as he vies for a consistent starting spot in the team.

His current deal will keep him at the club until 2030, as previously reported.