Declan Rice believes an Arsenal academy player is so talented that he must have been created in a laboratory.

In a recent match, Arsenal's young talent Myles Lewis-Skelly has turned heads and left his teammate Declan Rice in awe. Rice couldn't help but heap praise on the 18-year-old, stating that he must have been created in a lab due to his exceptional skills on the field. Lewis-Skelly has been a key player for Arsenal, starting in their last three Premier League games at left-back and contributing to clean sheets against Ipswich and Everton. As a graduate of the Hale End academy, this has been a breakthrough season for Lewis-Skelly who made his senior debut under Mikel Arteta in September.

Rice, who himself has been a standout player for Arsenal, was thoroughly impressed by Lewis-Skelly's performance in their recent 1-0 victory over Ipswich. Speaking highly of the young star, Rice believes that he has what it takes to reach the top and labeled him as "special". Despite his talent, Rice also acknowledges that Lewis-Skelly still has a long way to go and must stay focused and continue to strive for more.

But Lewis-Skelly is not the only promising young player at Arsenal, according to Rice. He also pointed out the potential of Leandro Trossard, who provided the assist for Kai Havertz's winning goal in their recent match. Rice praised Trossard for his versatility and ability to create and score goals, even while not feeling well. As a close friend of Trossard's, Rice believes that he is a special player and credits his 90-minute performance to his determination and skill.

Looking ahead, Arsenal will face Brentford on New Year's Day and will hope to continue their strong form with the help of their talented young players. With the likes of Lewis-Skelly and Trossard, along with other promising youngsters, the future looks bright for Arsenal. As for Lewis-Skelly, he has left his mark on the team and has proven that he has what it takes to succeed at the highest level. It's safe to say that he has certainly made a name for himself and will continue to impress in the seasons to come.

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