Arsenal’s Nwaneri and Myles-Skelly make their mark in England’s U17 squad, amidst rumours of Nwaneri’s potential move to Manchester City.

Myles Lewis-Skelly celebrates his winner against Manchester City in the FA Youth Cup (Photo via Arsenal.com)
Myles Lewis-Skelly celebrates his winner against Manchester City in the FA Youth Cup (Photo via Arsenal.com)
  • Ethan Nwaneri and Lewis Myles-Skelly, two rising stars from Arsenal’s academy, have been selected for England’s U17 Euro Championships.
  • Nwaneri, who has been heavily linked with a move to Manchester City, was instrumental in England’s qualification for the finals.
  • Arsenal has a history of success in the U17 Championships, with past winners including Benik Afobe and Tarafi Moore.

Two rising stars from Arsenal’s academy, Ethan Nwaneri and Lewis Myles-Skelly, are poised to make their mark in the upcoming European U17 Championships. Selected for England’s squad, their performances could be key in the team’s pursuit of glory in Hungary from May 17 to June 2.

Nwaneri, known for his scoring prowess, netted six times in six matches during the qualifiers, while Myles-Skelly was a consistent presence, scoring once. Their efforts helped the Young Lions secure a spot in the finals and a potential place in the 2023 FIFA U17 World Cup in Peru.

Their campaign kicks off against Croatia on May 18, followed by a clash with the Netherlands three days later. The group stage ends on May 24 against Switzerland, with England hoping to finish in the top two and progress to the quarter-finals.

Arsenal has a rich history in the U17 Championships. Gunners like Benik Afobe and Tarafi Moore have previously lifted the trophy. England, the two-time winners, will be hoping to add another title with the help of their young Arsenal contingent.

The complete England U17 squad includes players from various clubs, including Chelsea, Manchester City, and Manchester United.

However, the focus will undoubtedly be on Nwaneri and Myles-Skelly, as they represent Arsenal’s bright future and England’s hopes at the tournament.