Takuma Asano

It was a mixed finish to the Easter weekend for Arsenal’s loanees in action across Europe.

Arsenal’s Takuma Asano scored a brace on Sunday afternoon as Stuttgart beat Karlsruher 2-0.

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Alexis Sanchez, Laurent Koscielny, Olivier Giroud, Mohamed Elneny, David Ospina, Joel Campbell and Ainsley Maitland-Niles have all been in action for the respective countries.

It was a frustrating Saturday for Arsenal’s players out on-loan as minutes were once again limited across European competition.

Six Arsenal loanees’ teams were in action on Friday night. Here is a brief overview of how they got on

It was a frustrating case of deja-vu for Arsenal’s players out on loan.

In case you didn’t know, Arsenal’s Japanese forward, Takuma Asano, is quite the speedster; in fact, he’s almost as quick as Theo Walcott and Hector Bellerin.

Two more of Arsenal’s players out on-loan across Europe featured during Sunday’s round of fixtures.

Takuma Asano started for Stuttgart as they won 2-1 at FC Heidenheim on Friday night.

Wojciech Szczesny kept another clean sheet and other players out on-loan across Europe over the past 48 hours.

Earlier this week, Kicker published an article highlighting Takuma Asano’s dissatisfaction with his performances at VfB Stuttgart.

Takuma Asano impressed as VfB Stuttgart prevailed, whilst Kelechi Nwakali started and others featured for their respective sides away from north London.

Arsenal sent another batch of players out on loan during the January transfer window making that 19 in total.

There were more starts for Arsenal’s players out on-loan during Sunday’s fixtures across Europe.

Wojciech Szczesny made a string of important saves, including a stop to deny M’Baye Niang’s first-half penalty, keeping a hard-fought clean sheet as Roma prevailed over AC Milan on Monday evening.

A few of Arsenal’s loanees featured this weekend, with Wojciech Szczesny earning a clean sheet for Roma and Takuma Asano creating an assist during a routine VfB Stuttgart win the highlights.

Takuma Asano got on the scoresheet again for VfB Stuttgart as they beat FC Nurnberg 3-1 and also set up the opening goal.

With the international break in full swing, we take a look at the first-team players (including those out on-loan) who were called up to their respective countries in recent days.

We’re now into the third international break of a season that isn’t even three months old, so who will be going where and for what?