Tuchel warns Arsenal's Lewis-Skelly on England World Cup place without club minutes

England manager Thomas Tuchel has warned Arsenal left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly that he needs to secure more regular playing time at his club to maintain his place in the national squad. Despite being included in the latest England squad for upcoming matches, Lewis-Skelly has yet to start a Premier League game this season, with Mikel Arteta favoring Riccardo Calafiori at left-back. Tuchel acknowledged Lewis-Skelly's positive attitude and contributions within the England camp but emphasized that being a good teammate alone will not suffice for continued selection. The coach highlighted the importance of consistent club performances, noting that while Lewis-Skelly was rewarded for his accelerated development last season, his future with England depends on his ability to perform regularly at Arsenal. Tuchel also praised Lewis-Skelly's professionalism and training attitude, but made it clear that his international career could be at risk if his club game time does not improve before the World Cup. The warning underscores the competitive nature of national team selection and the necessity for young players to establish themselves at club level.