Six Gunners ready to be loaned out (Part 1)
Arsenal manager, ‘The Professor’ is well-known for his sensational collection of talented youngsters that endure to amaze the World Football. Arsene Wenger is widely renowned for unearthing young talent.
The young guns’ usually boast unbelievable maturity and aptitude when they are blooded onto the main stage of first team football.
But primarily, all youngsters undergo loan spells that facilitate them to improve and turn into the talents they are. Moreover, the loan spells at different club levels help young guns to groom their personality.
The loan spells allow the young guns to receive a quality taste of first team experience. Furthermore, the loan spells allow the emerging youngsters to gain confidence and maturity. It is considered the only way to give youngster to prove their worth in
top flight football .The stints are often to clubs in the Coca Cola Championship and League One division, which is undoubtedly an outstanding breeding ground for development.
This season is no different story for Arsenal young guns as number of youngster are offloaded on loan. Armand Traore is on loan to Italian Giants, Juventus. Along with Kyle Bartley, Sanchez Watts, Luke Freeman and Coquelin are currently receiving beneficial
playing time in different clubs.
However, presently there are a number of talented youngsters urgently waiting for loan spells due to the fewer amounts of opportunities of playing in Arsenal first team. First, it was believed that the French mastermind of Arsenal would carry on his healthy
and valuable style of using young guns in the League Cup but that trend diminished when Gunners took on their bitter rivals Tottenham Hotspurs.
Arsenal overcame their neighbours in the crucial Carling Cup fixture and managed to get in to the next round. Now Arsenal will face Newcastle United in the Carling Cup, and it seems dubious that Arsene Wenger will try to blood some youngsters as the Frenchman
ideals the chances of winning the Carling Cup.
This scenario leaves a handful number of youngsters deprived of top flight football opportunities at Emirates. Therefore, this situation enables a loan spell to become immensely appealing.
Here are six young Gunners who are in desperate need to be loaned out.
1. Vito Mannone
Vito Mannone is undoubtedly one of the best emerging youngsters in the world. Even, ‘The Professor’ has admired Vito Mannone on different occasions. Arsene Wenger claims one of the most promising and talented young shot-stoppers in world football are at
Emirates and that is Vito Mannone
It is quite hard to understand what the Italian shot stopper may have done to drop down the pecking order in the keeping line up, despite of his seniors constant blunders, but Vito Mannone looks improbable to ever get an opportunity at this moment in time.
Moreover, Vito also fell down to teenage keeper Wojciech Szczensy who was named as a second choice keeper against Partizan and Chelsea.
Last season, Vito Mannone received a short stint last year when both his senior goalkeepers were out of action because of injuries. Vito Mannone was unstable to start with but was excellent in one particular away fixture of English Premier League against
Fulham at Craven Cottage where the 22-year-old looked indomitable.
Furthermore, the 22-year-old is a commanding goal keeper, blessed with extraordinary reactions and exhibited last campaign with what he is proficient of. Regardless of having a small inclination to be shaky of set pieces, which should diminish with experience,
he is one of the best around.
However, the Italian keeper would thrive with a full season at the helm of a Championship club. A long spell would ensure the Italian receives much needed experience as well as the opportunity to really showcase his talents.
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