One potential destination is Leeds United, who are struggling to stay in the Premier League. The club is short on left-backs, with summer signing Gabriel Gudmundsson yet to adapt to the Premier League pace and 32-year-old Sam Byram providing limited cover. Signing Lewis-Skelly would be a significant coup for Leeds, but it's unclear whether he would be willing to take on the challenge of a relegation battle.

Another potential destination is Sunderland, who have been a surprise package in the Premier League this season. Despite having several left-back options, the club could benefit from Lewis-Skelly's attacking style and ability to bomb forward. Sunderland's good start to the season means they are likely safe from relegation, making it an attractive option for Lewis-Skelly to join the club.

Brentford is another club that could be a good fit for Lewis-Skelly. The team's style of play is similar to Arsenal's, with a reliance on set-pieces and counter-attacks. Aaron Hickey is currently playing left-back for Brentford, but Lewis-Skelly's natural ability and attacking style would make him a strong contender for the starting spot.

Everton is another club that could benefit from Lewis-Skelly's skills. The team has struggled with left-backs this season, with Vitaliy Mykolenko offering little in terms of defense and attack. Lewis-Skelly's dynamism on the left would be a welcome addition to the team, allowing Jack Grealish to work his magic in the final third.

Finally, Newcastle United could be an attractive option for Lewis-Skelly. The team has struggled to score goals this season, and Lewis-Skelly's attacking threat on the left would be a valuable addition. Despite the team's poor start to the season, Lewis-Skelly would still be playing in the Champions League and challenging for a higher position in the table.

Ultimately, the decision of which club to join will depend on Lewis-Skelly's personal preferences and career goals. However, any of these clubs could provide him with the opportunity to continue his development and potentially earn a spot in the England squad for the World Cup.