Arsenal set asking price for Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri after Man Utd interest | Football

Arsenal will look to receive £100 million combined for Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri this summer, according to reports.

Manchester United are considering a move for Lewis-Skelly in the summer transfer window as they look to provide competition for Luke Shaw on the left side of their defence.

Lewis-Skelly impressed in his breakthrough season last year, but this term the 19-year-old has struggled to secure regular playing time and has started just one game in the Premier League so far.

Nwaneri also made an impact for Arsenal last season but found first-team chances under Mikel Arteta difficult to come by this year before his loan move to Marseille in the January window.

According to the BBC, Arsenal are willing to cash in on both Lewis-Skelly and Nwaneri at the end of the season but will want £100m for their two academy graduates.

Borussia Dortmund and several Premier League clubs have already expressed an interest in Nwaneri.

The report adds that Arsenal are also open to selling Gabriel Jesus, Ben White and Gabriel Martinelli in the next transfer window.

Meanwhile, the Premier League leaders are interested in Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez but would need to sell either Viktor Gyokeres or Kai Havertz in order to fund a move for the Argentina international.

Arsenal are understood to be targeting a new full-back who can play on either flank, a central midfielder and a winger who can operate on the left.

The Gunners are keeping tabs on Tino Livramento, Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali, with Newcastle United expected to sell at least one of their key first-team players this summer.

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