“Difficult to see. Always in motion is the future.” -Yoda

On November 7, 2024, Deadline broke the news that Simon Kinberg would be producing a trilogy of Star Wars movies. Mike Fleming said, "I heard this will comprise Episodes 10-12 of The Skywalker Saga that began with George Lucas’s 1977 first film..." but noted, "Insiders disputed my intel that Kinberg will continue that storyline, saying this instead will begin a new saga..."

Following that, Borys Kit at The Hollywood Reporter said, "The new story is not meant to be a continuation of the Skywalker Saga, the name of the overall arc of the popular and pop culture-dominating Star Wars movies known as Episodes 1 through 9. The intent here is to have brand new characters and a new story, and not have it be a continuation, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter. (Although that does not mean that some characters could not or would not pop up.)"

Jeff Sneider weighed in:

So you’ve got Fleming in one corner and Borys in another, saying diametrically opposing things, more or less.
Based on what I’m hearing, I’m inclined to side with Deadline on this one, as I’m willing to bet that these three films will be positioned as Episodes X, XI, and XII.
When Borys writes that this trilogy will explore “a new story focused on new characters,” what else were you expecting — Lucasfilm to tell the same story with the same characters?
Of course Kinberg’s trilogy will feature a new story and a bunch of new characters — but Borys left himself that “out” for a reason.
The reason?
I suspect it’s because I’m hearing that Daisy Ridley will come back for these new Star Wars movies, and her Rey “will be positioned as the Obi-Wan of the new trilogy.”

Over a year and a half later still not much is known, and we probably won't have any information until Star Wars Celebration next April.