Overview
- Football365, citing the Daily Mail, reports Riccardo Calafiori has started Arsenal’s first three Premier League matches, recording one goal and two assists.
- Myles Lewis-Skelly has logged 44 minutes across those fixtures and was an unused substitute against Liverpool before the international break.
- The Daily Mail’s account says Mikel Arteta values Calafiori’s greater experience as a natural defender and his strong return to training after past injuries.
- The same reporting notes Calafiori’s attacking output fits Arsenal’s wide build-up approach, with Lewis-Skelly receiving focused work on crossing under new assistant coach Gabriel Heinze.
- Earlier comments from Arteta referenced lessons for Lewis-Skelly around discipline and defensive decision-making, while separate coverage suggests rotation later in the season could create opportunities.