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With the 2021/22 season fast approaching its conclusion, the Arsenal players out on loan will soon find out what the future holds as some big decisions will be made in the coming weeks.

Of the 23, understands Matteo Guendouzi and Konstantinos Mavropanos will not be returning this summer having agreed to join Marseille and Stuttgart on permanent deals respectively. Meanwhile, Lucas Torreira is expected to seal a move to Fiorentina and there are more deals in the pipeline.

But for the rest - aside from Harry Clarke who is on loan at Hibernian until the end of next season - time is running out to prove they can either be part of Mikel Arteta's plans for the 2022/23 campaign or place themselves in the shop window for a permanent move elsewhere in the summer.

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So how exactly have the Arsenal loanees fared over the past week? takes a look at those in action outside of England with games in the Football League to be played over the Bank Holiday.

It has been another good week for at Feyenoord. Having sent Arteta a timely reminder about potentially saving millions of