Former Arsenal youth defender Dominique Thompson recently made his Premier League debut and performed well at Brentford.
While the results of these rounds were less than ideal for Brentford, former Arsenal youth left-back Thompson had a number of bright spots in his personal performances.
Thompson left Arsenal to join Brentford in 2019 but it took a long time to reach the first team. The 21-year-old was loaned to Swindon in League One in the second half of last season.
He has become a regular in Brentford's Premier League squad this season, but didn't get a chance to play until Boxing Day and start against Brighton.
He played 66 minutes before continuing to secure a starting spot against Manchester City on Wednesday.
Brentford lost 0-2 and 0-1 respectively, but fans voted Thompson the best player against Manchester City.
At Arsenal he has never played in an officially major match, but Gunners fans may remember the assist for Martinelli in his friendly debut.
Against Colorado Quick, Martinelli scored his first goal at Arsenal, so we should thank him for helping the young Brazilian get off to a good start.
It's always gratifying to see Arsenal's academy products start to find their place in the senior squad, so we'd like to congratulate Thompson on his performance this week.
According to reports, although he was loaned out, Bellerin had a good time in Spain and did not miss life in London.
Sevilla local media "Estadio Deportivo" reported that Bellerin's team said he was very happy in Sevilla and felt that he had adapted well in La Liga so far.
Bellerin got along well with many of his teammates, including old friends Baltra, Moreno and Iglesias.
With all the progress going well, Bellerin doesn't miss life in London at the moment.
Real Betis has been good this season, making progress in both the Europa League and the Copa del Rey, finishing third in La Liga.
There are currently no negotiations on a permanent transfer.
Estadio Deportivo said Arsenal were open to negotiations but could come up with a price because Betis couldn't afford it.
However, there is a solution to this problem. If Betis advances to next season's Champions League, they will have more money to deal with Bellerin's transfer problems.
The 26-year-old made 14 appearances for Betis this season, contributing three assists. He hopes he can improve his influence before next year's World Cup and get a call-up for the national team.