Arsenal’s long term project seems to be developing nicely as the club began the 2014-2015 season by winning their first trophy. After making some serious investments in transfers, Wenger will now focus on some of the club’s most promising youngsters. Some pretty impressive teens have emerged from the club’s academy which is well-known for producing some of the most incredible talents in Europe. According to Metro, two of those talents are on the verge of being sent to smaller Premier League teams in order to up their game and most importantly, their experience. The first youngster who desperately needs to leave if he wants to make any appearances this season is Serge Gnabry. Despite picking up an injury which might come between him and a possible transfer, the German is still eager to showcase his skills. Unfortunately, Sanchez and Walcott will prevent him from making the starting line-up. Despite being only 19 he would surely become a team regular in any team outside of the first half of the Premier League standings.

The second player who needs to move in order to improve is 17 year old boy-wonder, Gedion Zelalem. He lacks the necessary skills to make an impression on the Premier League but could easily fit in with a club from the Championship. Even though he was taken out to Asia last year where he impressed Wenger, he is still not ready to face big teams. He lacks both the physical strength and the skill needed to keep up with players like Ramsey, Wilshere, Walcott and Ozil.