Manchester United are reportedly exploring the possibility of prising Myles Lewis-Skelly away from bitter rivals Arsenal this summer, according to EPL Index.
The young Gunners talent has emerged as an ambitious target for Ruben Amorim's side as United continue to reshape their squad, though any move for Lewis-Skelly would represent a significant coup given his rising status at the Emirates.
While the report stops short of confirming concrete negotiations, it suggests United's recruitment team are actively assessing whether such a deal could realistically be pulled off before the transfer window closes. Poaching one of Arsenal's brightest young assets would also carry symbolic weight in the context of the two clubs' fierce rivalry.
EPL Index notes that work is continuing behind the scenes on other transfer targets too, indicating United's business this summer is far from finished. For now, though, Lewis-Skelly remains firmly an Arsenal player, and any switch to Old Trafford is speculative until further details emerge on United's actual intent and Arsenal's willingness to sell.