Takuma Asano

In the first set of World Cup qualifiers this International break, Arsenal had nine players involved for their country, across seven teams.

Arsenal left-back Cohen Bramall made his league debut for loan side Birmingham City and played 90 minutes in the Blues’ 2-0 loss to Reading.

Of the six Arsenal players on loan so far this season, five had the potential to be involved in Saturday’s matches, with Emi Martinez and Getafe not playing until Sunday.

Arsenal loanees Cohen Bramall and Marc Bola featured in this week’s Carabao Cup games.

How did Arsenal’s loanees get on at their respective teams this weekend?

Arsenal had three loan players up for involvement on Saturday, so we’re going to round up how things panned out for the trio.

Arsenal loanees Marc Bola and Takuma Asano featured Bristol Rocers and Stuttgart respectively over the weekend.

In our first loan watch of the new season, we’re going to take you through how the Arsenal loanees are getting on as the competitive matches get underway.

Arsenal have now officially confirmed that Japan international, Takuma Asano, will spend a second season on loan at Stuttgart next term.

Takuma Asano will spend another season with Stuttgart after he was once again denied a work permit to stay with Arsenal.

Takuma Asano has once again been denied a work permit and will therefore remain at Stuttgart on loan next season.

There had been more news of potential outgoings than incomings for Arsenal on the weekend, which won’t be good news for supporters.

With so many Arsenal players potentially away on international duty, we took a look at the matches you should keep an eye out for this summer.

Squawka has ranked all 22 of Arsenal loanees from last season.

Three Arsenal players were involved in international duty for their respective countries on Wednesday evening. So how did they 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?

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?

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

With the 2016/17 campaign nearing completion across Europe’s top leagues, minutes for Arsenal’s players out on-loan were scarce this weekend.

A lack of minutes was once again the theme as only a few of Arsenal’s players out on-loan featured for their clubs on Sunday and Monday’s list of fixtures across Europe.