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Arsenal Should Swap Lewis-Skelly For Rashford –Dixon

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Former England defender Lee Dixon has disclosed that trading young utility player Myles Lewis-Skelly for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford could benefit both clubs. Dixon believes Mikel Arteta’s management style would help revive Rashford on the left wing while giving Lewis-Skelly regular playing time elsewhere. Read Also:OFFICIAL: Chelsea Goalkeeper Jorgensen Completes Loan Move To Strasbourg [...]

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