Arsenal Loan Watch Archives: 10/2017

Joel Campbell was injured by a tackle while playing against Espanyol not long after returning from a knee injury.

Arsenal’s loanees continued to struggle in the latest round of games around Europe.

Arsenal’s loanees had one of their busiest weeks of the season so far, with the highlights being Lucas Perez getting among the goals and Emi Martinez finally getting a start.

Of the nine Arsenal players currently out on loan, four featured over the weekend.

Three Arsenal loanees played a part in Saturday’s matches, of the six players available for selection.

Joel Campbell admits that he wants to make his loan move to Real Betis permanent after this season is over.

Cohen Bramall played an u23 game for Birmingham on Friday night. 

Carl Jenkinson has returned to Birmingham City after Arsenal oversaw his shoulder surgery but he’s still on the road to recovery.

Marc Bola was the only Arsenal loanee to appear on Tuesday, making his third consecutive start for Bristol Rovers.

Joel Campbell contributed three goals in 13 minutes off the bench for Real Betis, while Lucas Perez and Kelechi Nwakali featured as late substitutes in their respective games.

Marc Bola’s loan to Bristol Rovers continues to look like a good one as he gets a run of games, but Arsenal’s other loanees weren’t so lucky on Saturday.

Joel Campbell praised the medical staff of Arsenal and Real Betis for helping him recover from his knee injury quickly.

After much hope of first-team football to continue boosting his development, things have since gone sour for Arsenal’s Cohen Bramall during his loan spell at Birmingham City.

Marc Bola played 90 minutes for Bristol Rovers on Saturday as his loan side smashed Northampton 6-0.

Lucas Perez has apparently suffered a thigh injury while on loan at his former club, Deportivo.

Lucas Perez scored as none of the Arsenal loanees making appearances were on the losing side this weekend.