Myles Lewis-Skelly has described Arsenal's frontline as 'frightening' ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash with Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners are buoyed by a 3-1 victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League, a result that extended their perfect record in the competition to seven wins from seven matches.
Gabriel Jesus scored twice in the win, with Viktor Gyokeres adding a third from the bench. Lewis-Skelly said: 'It's frightening for me to see all the options we have up top. That's another strength of ours, our depth. Every player is happy to play, every player is happy to support, and that's why we're such a good bunch.'
The teenager believes the performance sent a strong message to rivals. 'Before the game, we knew it was important to send a message to the rest of our competitors, and I felt like we did that. We keep taking steps in the right direction,' he added. 'Every game now is huge, and we just want to get another win on Sunday.'
Manager Mikel Arteta faces a selection dilemma, with Jesus pushing for a start after his brace in Italy. Jesus spent 11 months out with a serious knee injury, and this was his first Champions League start since December 2024. Mikel Merino praised his teammate: 'It's amazing to see him back. The way he is playing after a big injury is amazing. Props to him. I am really happy to see him smiling again.'
