Stephy Mavididi

For a January transfer window, Arsenal have been extremely busy this month. We’ve rounded up all the news as it stands, in case you missed any of it.

Lucas Perez provided an assist in Deportivo’s stalemate, while Jenkinson and Bramall finally played together for Birmingham. Bola’s Bristol Rovers beat Doncaster, as Nwakali made his second-stint debut.

Stephy Mavididi scored again while Lucas Perez and Marc Bola both provided assists in an encouraging weekend for Arsenal’s loanees.

Emi Martinez started consecutive games for the first time this season, and Tafari Moore featured for his new loan club.

Stephy Mavididi missed his penalty during Charlton Athletic’s shoot-out against Oxford United in the EFL Trophy, while Takuma Asano featured in a friendly for Stuttgart.

Arsenal might recall Carl Jenkinson from Birmingham City this month, so they can loan him out to a new club.

Stephy Mavididi scored his first goal in senior football, while Emi Martinez made his first league start of the season – an encouraging weekend for Arsenal’s loanees.

Stephy Mavididi marked his loan move to Charlton with a stylish first professional goal that ended a run of eight games without a win.

Charlton Atheltic manager Karl Robinson says he’s excited to work with Stephy Mavididi again, after the Arsenal youngster completed a loan move to the club.

Charlton Athletic have officially signed Stephy Mavididi back on loan until the end of the season.

Charlton Athletic are reportedly set to sign Stephy Mavididi on loan again.

Marc Bola was the only Arsenal loanee to feature over the weekend, playing a full 90 minutes in a 1-1 draw with Oldham.

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Stephy Mavididi and Marc Bola featured in a pair of disappointing draws for their Preston North End and Bristol Rovers respectively on Boxing Day.

Lucas Perez and Takuma Asano were the only Arsenal loanees to feature over the weekend, and both were involved in games they’d prefer to forget.

Takuma Asano largely endured an afternoon to forget, while Lucas Perez became the second Arsenal loanee to reach 1,000 minutes of playing time this season.

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

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.

Manager Karl Robinson revealed Charlton looked at signing Eddie Nketiah in the summer, while admitting they’re in the market for a goalscorer in January.

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