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Man United target Lewis Hall alternative as Arsenal braced for transfer dilemma
United are weighing a switch after Newcastle could demand about £60 million for Hall and Arsenal may need sales to fund Arteta's plans.
- Manchester United are considering switching their primary transfer target from Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall to Arsenal midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly, as manager Michael Carrick seeks a long-term left-back replacement for Luke Shaw.
- United previously identified Hall as a key target, but Newcastle are reluctant to sell the 21-year-old defender, prompting the club to assess other options as it shapes its squad for the upcoming campaign.
- Arsenal repositioned Lewis-Skelly into midfield last season, where the 19-year-old excelled despite limited first-team opportunities. United have scouted the versatile youngster since last year when he slipped down the left-back pecking order.
- Financing manager Mikel Arteta's transfer plans creates a dilemma for Arsenal, who may need to sell players to balance the books, with the club targeting Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior and negotiating a potential exit for Bruno Guimaraes.
- With the transfer window closing September 1, United are evaluating their priority positions while continuing to strengthen their roster, having already added midfielders Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans this summer for a combined £85m.
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Transfer: Fight for your shirt - Wilshere tells Arsenal star not to leave Arteta's side
Former Arsenal star, Jack Wilshere, has urged defender, Myles Lewis-Skelly to fight for his shirt at the club and not leave Mikel Arteta’s side. Lewis-Skelly has reportedly emerged as a transfer target for Manchester United this summer transfer window. The 19-year-old versatile player has enjoyed a meteoric rise at Arsenal over the past two seasons. […] Transfer: Fight for your shirt – Wilshere tells Arsenal star not to leave Arteta’s side
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