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Dani Ceballos was one of Arsenal’s top players towards the end of last season when the Spaniard helped them win the FA Cup.

His good shape during the project restart helped the Gunners get him on loan again for this season.

He also liked how it had turned out in the Emirates and decided to rejoin the Gunners.

However, this season has been a difficult one for him as he’s struggling to get close to his previous form.

Real Madrid watched its development in London and the Spanish side were not impressed.

Calciomercato on Sun Sports says the Zinedine Zidane doesn’t like the fact that the Spaniard couldn’t play as many games as he wanted and that he may be canceling his loan spell.

They plan to return to Madrid this month and look for a new team to join before the transfer window closes.

AC Milan are reportedly ready to offer him a new home should he end his stay in London, the same report said.

The arrival of Thomas Partey and the form of Mohamed Elneny mean the Gunners will not be able to give him more playtime if he underperforms.

This second half of the season gives him the opportunity to spend more minutes at the club if he can impress.

A backup is always required.
Hope AMN can be used if Dani C is called back.

Waste of space in the squad.
Send him home and fill this place with someone who will be useful.

Better for everyone. It is definitely not suitable for EPL. Maybe he will find his place in Madrid.

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I never liked the idea of ​​hiring players on loan. They pay their wages and develop the player for another team. If the player does well, their value goes up and they either go down with the value or they stay with us and cost more. If the player is underperforming and is not selected, the parent club will put pressure on them to get game time. I’d rather see our younger players get more opportunities.

I would go one step further and ban credit altogether. When the loans started they were primarily designed for teams with severe injury problems on their squad. Now the clubs are abusing the system. I could never take care of a club that would help another club by lending them a player from the same league. If a club has a young player, play him or sell him. In the 1970s it was different when we had the Football Combination League. Young players played with players of the same standard every week. When a team was injured, a player from the reserves simply stepped on and sat down.

For the reasons you mentioned and other reasons, real and loan players inevitably arrive with luggage. More like an office, when someone arrives as a temporary worker and his colleagues don’t see him as part of the team. This has to be a factor, and Ceballos’ inconsistency clearly shows that it is.

If he were good enough, he would certainly have found a permanent place in OUR devilishly terrible midfield. The fact that he didn’t tell us he wasn’t reliable enough. Although it is deeply depressing to have to struggle to see Xhaka and Elneny every week. But even YOU keep him away and that says it all!

Today’s game would be one to start him as I don’t think we need two DMs. But if he’s on his way home, Arteta would rather give AMN or Willock a chance.

One of the best happenings is the return of Ceballos to Madrid. He’s just not good enough. What a waste of over 51. 000 pounds a week, while Saka, Willock and Nelson combined only 45. Make £ 000 a week. Arsenal need to stop wasteful spending on mediocre players like Ceballos. Not only do they consume the club’s limited funds, but they are also stifling the playing time opportunities that Arsenal’s young talent need to gain experience and develop their potential. I would prefer Arsenal to invest in a creative midfielder instead. Ceballos should return to Real Madrid as soon as possible.

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