Lee Dixon suggests Arsenal trade Lewis-Skelly for Rashford
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 4:35 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Lee Dixon expressed support for Arsenal potentially trading Myles Lewis-Skelly to Manchester United for Marcus Rashford. Reports indicate Arsenal is open to selling Lewis-Skelly, who has been utilized as a midfielder after losing his starting left-back position last season. Dixon believes Rashford could enhance Arsenal's attack under Mikel Arteta, while Lewis-Skelly could benefit from more game time elsewhere. The situation may develop as clubs reassess their rosters ahead of the new season.
- •Dixon advocates for Arsenal to exchange Lewis-Skelly for Rashford.
- •Arsenal is willing to listen to offers for Lewis-Skelly.
- •Lewis-Skelly played some matches in midfield last season.
- •Reports suggest Rashford may be available for transfer this summer.
- •A deal could benefit both players' career growth.
- 4:35 PMYahoo Sports — Lee Dixon would swap Lewis-Skelly for Man Utd star
"Lee Dixon would be happy to see Arsenal send Myles Lewis-Skelly to Manchester United in exchange for Marcus Rashford, as reports suggest the Gunners are prepared to consider offers for the defender. L...
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