Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly has been left out of England's World Cup squad, leaving fans and PSG stars stunned. The 19-year-old had a strong finish to the season, starting the final few games, including the Champions League final against PSG. Despite his improved form, Lewis-Skelly was not included in Thomas Tuchel's 26-man squad. PSG stars Goncalo Ramos and Nuno Mendes were surprised by the decision, citing Lewis-Skelly's versatility as an important quality England could have called upon at the World Cup. Lewis-Skelly was trusted by Arteta to start in midfield in the biggest game of the season, and Arteta admitted he'd been tough on the youngster not playing him in his natural position after coming through the academy as a midfielder. Lewis-Skelly's omission has left fans and pundits wondering what this means for his future with the team. The lack of depth in the left-back position has also raised eyebrows, with many expecting Lewis-Skelly to be called up. The decision has sparked debate among fans and experts, with some questioning the reasoning behind the selection. Lewis-Skelly's exclusion has left a question mark over his future with the national team.