After Clarke was recalled, Arsenal have confirmed they will also recall Dinzey and Moller on loan.
Arsenal confirmed on its official website that it had recalled Dinzey and Moller from Carlissell United and Victoria Colon respectively.
The reasons for the recall of the two players are not difficult to analyze. Although he has been named to the squad 13 times, Dinzej has only made three appearances for Khaliser United. Even when he was excluded from the big list, there were no reports of him injured or ill. He has been hovering on the edge of the starting line and has never really secured the main position.
Moller had a relatively busy loan period, making 13 appearances for Victoria Colon in all competitions. But he still didn't play enough, having only made two league starts since August 15. The young shooter did get some starters in the cup, contributing 3 goals and 1 assist in three games. But in the league, he came off the bench most of the time and did not score.
Arsenal recalled Harry Clarke from Rose County last week and there were reports that he would be returned to the Soviet Premier League on loan to join Hibernian. The Scotsman said he underwent a medical examination on Tuesday morning and, if there were no accidents, would join the Soviet Premier League team in the afternoon or evening. The future of Dinzey and Moller is still uncertain.
Chris Wheatley wrote that when Balogon is loaned, Moller may rejoin Arsenal's U23 team, but there are a number of EFL (Championship, League One and League Two) clubs interested in him, so he may start another loan career.
For now, Moller and Dinzey will train with Arsenal U23 in preparation for a return to the tournament after the winter break. They will be away to Brighton on Friday.
Roma have already submitted an offer and an ultimatum to Arsenal for Niles' transfer, hoping to close the loan deal as soon as possible.
David Ornstein wrote on Monday that Roma had offered Niles an offer on loan with an opt-out clause, but Arsenal had yet to respond. Roma are said to want to close the deal as soon as possible, otherwise they will be looking for other targets. Niles wants to join Roma or stay at Arsenal and has no other favourites.
The Daily Mail reported that after Offering an optional buyout loan contract in Rome, Niles will talk face-to-face with Arteta to resolve the current issues.
Di Marzio said Roma had spoken with Niles, but there were still differences between the two clubs. Rome's offer is still an optional buyout fee of €10 million. They were anxious to close the deal, but Arsenal were hesitant to give a clear answer.
Rome wants a response within 72 hours, di Marzio's article was published on Monday, then the deadline will be Thursday.
According to reports, Arsenal want a buyout fee of no less than 15 million euros, while Rome is quoting 10 million, so the ultimatum is unlikely to reach the target.
Also, from conventional thinking, with Thomas and Ernenni competing in the Africa Cup of Nations, Arsenal may not be in a hurry to deal with Niles' deal. They are more likely to sell or lease Niles in two weeks. At that time, the intensive schedule will be alleviated.
For now, closing the deal in the next few days is not optimistic.