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Myles Lewis-Skelly has England teammates in stitches over call-up and Uber Eats mix-up
Myles Lewis-Skelly has revealed he hilariously jumped the gun before having it confirmed he received his first England call-up. The 18-year-old was included in Thomas Tuchel’s first Three Lions squad last week for their World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Latvia. YouTube / @EnglandLewis-Skelly has revealed he had a mix-up before receiving an England call[/caption] YouTube / @EnglandThe defender answered the phone thinking it was Tuchel[/caption] It is the first time the Arsenal full-back, who can also play in midfield, has been called up to the senior squad. Lewis-Skelly has now lifted the lid on the moments before he was notified of his place in the side. He recalled the incident, which had an unexpected twist, with his friend in a video with Declan Rice and Dan Burn for the England media channels. The teenager explained: “I was on the phone with my friend the day before the big announcement. “Then I got a call from a number so I was like, ‘Oh bro, I’ve got to call you back, let me take this call’. So I hung up with my friend and put on my good voice. “I was getting ready and then the person that speaks is, ‘we’ve got your food, it’s outside’. It’s Uber Eats for my mum.” Rice and Burn burst out laughing as Lewis-Skelly covered his face in embarrassment. Fortunately for the youngster, he was later called to tell him he had made the squad. Lewis-Skelly has already played for the Three Lions from under-16 to under-19 level already in his career. The 18-year-old could now make his debut against Albania at Wembley Stadium on Friday night, live on talkSPORT. YouTube / @EnglandLewis-Skelly had Rice and Burn in hysterics with his mishap[/caption] Tuchel could hand the 18-year-old his debut on Friday nightAFP via Getty Tuchel’s side also face Latvia in World Cup qualifying on Monday at the same venue, a match that’s also live on talkSPORT. As for the feeling of being called up, Lewis-Skelly added: “I was just over the moon, running around the house. It was a good moment for me and my family. “I was just so happy because it’s such a big step and a big achievement. I was just so proud of myself and so grateful that I’ve been given the opportunity.” Despite only making his Premier League debut in September, the defender has already featured 26 times for the Gunners this term. He has also scored once across those matches, finding the net in his side’s 5-1 win over Manchester City last month. Discussing how he has found the experience of being on international duty so far, Lewis-Skelly said: “It’s been incredible. Lewis-Skelly has excelled for Arsenal this seasonGetty “There’s been so much to take in, but I feel like every moment, I’ve been present and I’ve taken it day by day. “It’s something that you dream of and when it actually comes, obviously I visualised it and I work towards these moments but when it actually comes, you’re still so happy. “I would say that it hasn’t been by accident because I’ve put in the work and I’ve really had self-belief and trust in my ability to do what I’m doing.”
Myles Lewis-Skelly has revealed he hilariously jumped the gun before having it confirmed he received his first England call-up.
The 18-year-old was included in Thomas Tuchel’s first Three Lions squad last week for their World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Latvia.
It is the first time the Arsenal full-back, who can also play in midfield, has been called up to the senior squad.
Lewis-Skelly has now lifted the lid on the moments before he was notified of his place in the side.
He recalled the incident, which had an unexpected twist, with his friend in a video with Declan Rice and Dan Burn for the England media channels.
The teenager explained: “I was on the phone with my friend the day before the big announcement.
“Then I got a call from a number so I was like, ‘Oh bro, I’ve got to call you back, let me take this call’. So I hung up with my friend and put on my good voice.
“I was getting ready and then the person that speaks is, ‘we’ve got your food, it’s outside’. It’s Uber Eats for my mum.”
Rice and Burn burst out laughing as Lewis-Skelly covered his face in embarrassment.
Fortunately for the youngster, he was later called to tell him he had made the squad.
Lewis-Skelly has already played for the Three Lions from under-16 to under-19 level already in his career.
The 18-year-old could now make his debut against Albania at Wembley Stadium on Friday night, live on talkSPORT.
Tuchel’s side also face Latvia in World Cup qualifying on Monday at the same venue, a match that’s also live on talkSPORT.
As for the feeling of being called up, Lewis-Skelly added: “I was just over the moon, running around the house. It was a good moment for me and my family.
“I was just so happy because it’s such a big step and a big achievement. I was just so proud of myself and so grateful that I’ve been given the opportunity.”
Despite only making his Premier League debut in September, the defender has already featured 26 times for the Gunners this term.
He has also scored once across those matches, finding the net in his side’s 5-1 win over Manchester City last month.
Discussing how he has found the experience of being on international duty so far, Lewis-Skelly said: “It’s been incredible.
“There’s been so much to take in, but I feel like every moment, I’ve been present and I’ve taken it day by day.
“It’s something that you dream of and when it actually comes, obviously I visualised it and I work towards these moments but when it actually comes, you’re still so happy.
“I would say that it hasn’t been by accident because I’ve put in the work and I’ve really had self-belief and trust in my ability to do what I’m doing.”
