Arsenal Loan Watch Archives: 11/2017

Stephy Mavididi missed out on Preston North End’s match through injury, but Takuma Asano and Lucas Perez both featured at the weekend.

Takuma Asano scored his first goal of the season for loan club Stuttgart, in a 1-1 draw against Hannover.

Joel Campbell is upset over his recent problems with injuries, according to Betis manager Quique Setién.

If Gazidis acts as the ‘catalyst for change’, forcing Wenger to change his style of play and by appointing staff to handle transfers, players will know exactly where they stand.

Lucas Perez was in action for Deportivo and got on the scoresheet. Stephy Mavididi was given a rare start and Takuma Asano also featured. The rest were on the bench or left out entirely.

It was a quiet couple of days for the Arsenal loanees this weekend, as many clubs took time off for the international break.

There were a couple of Arsenal loanees in action on Wednesday night, with Bola enduring a cup exit at the hands of Swindon, while Nwakali picked up 45 minutes for the reserves.

Emi Martinez has played just once for Getafe this season, having joined the La Liga side on loan in the summer. Things haven’t gone to plan.

Cohen Bramall is having a nightmare spell on loan with Birmingham City, as he struggles to find a way into the team.

Just three of Arsenal’s nine loanees were involved over the weekend, as many continue to struggle with game-time or injuries. None of them were on the winning side either.

Lucas Perez, Takuma Asano and Kelechi Nwakali all started their matches on Saturday, whilst a few other loanees missed out.

Joel Campbell is injured again.