Arsenal Loan Watch Archives: 05/2017

In a social media post on Tuesday afternoon, Wojciech Szczesny praised manager Luciano Spalletti as news broke that the Italian has left his post as Roma boss after a record-breaking season in charge.

This season was mostly a forgettable one for the first-team, but how did the players across the club’s various levels out on loan fare?

This season was mostly a forgettable one for the first-team, but how did the players across the club’s various levels out on loan fare?

Wojciech Szczesny has used Joe Hart as an example of how quickly things can change in football, especially for goalkeepers while admitting the speculation over his future has been ‘draining’.

Jon Toral may have signed off on his Rangers’ loan with a goal but that didn’t stop him being booed from the pitch when he was substituted in the second half.

Calum Chambers started and completed the full 90 minutes in Middlesbrough’s 3-0 away defeat against Liverpool.

It was a successful finish to an eventful weekend of European football for Arsenal’s players out on-loan.

Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has admitted that leaving the club was ‘the best thing that could have happened’ to him.

It was a quiet start to the weekend’s action, with only three of Arsenal’s players out on-loan featuring for their respective clubs.

Ismael Bennacer has stated his desire to go out on-loan once more next season before staking his claim for a spot in Arsenal’s first-team squad.

Middlesbrough manager, Steve Agnew, is expecting Calum Chambers to be getting plenty of texts from his Arsenal teammates ahead of Boro’s trip to Liverpool.

Kelechi Nwakali scored his third goal of the season to help MVV Maastricht earn a 1-1 draw against SC Cambuur in the first leg of their play-off semi-final clash on Thursday evening.

Who’s in action for Arsenal this weekend?

Arsenal’s creative midfielder Jack Wilshere will not return to AFC Bournemouth next season, Eddie Howe has confirmed.

With the league season gradually grinding to a halt, statistical comparisons are appearing more regularly as supporters evaluate player performances and try to justify who has been better than their rivals.

Four out of five players featured for their respective loan sides in Friday and Saturday’s round of fixtures across Europe.

Who’s in action for Arsenal this weekend?

Joel Campbell is set to return to Arsenal, having flattered to deceive during a frustrating loan experience with Sporting this season.

Chuba Akpom has taken to social media to congratulate his Brighton team-mates and thank everyone after sealing consecutive promotions in the Championship.

It was an encouraging start to the weekend for Arsenal’s loanees in action.