Myles Lewis-Skelly is committed to Arsenal's cause, according to BBC News, with the young talent keen to continue his rise at the Emirates after a breakout campaign.
The 19-year-old signed a five-year contract last summer following an impressive introduction to first-team football, and he went on to play a key role as Arsenal finally ended their 22-year wait for a Premier League title.
Lewis-Skelly has continued that form into the new season, starting Arsenal's last two matches as manager Mikel Arteta leans on the academy graduate's versatility and composure at such a young age.
With his long-term future already tied up on paper, BBC News reports that the defender's mindset matches his contract — there's no indication of any desire to look elsewhere, with Lewis-Skelly fully focused on establishing himself as a mainstay for the Gunners as they push to defend their league crown.