According to reports, Niles and Bellerin may leave the team this summer in the form of permanent transfers.
Football.London reported that Niles and Bellerin plan to complete their permanent transfers in the summer window.
Niles are currently on loan to Roma, while Bellerin is on loan to Real Betis, and their performance has been different so far.
The 24-year-old Niles initially made his way into Roma's starting line-up but then fell off the bench, having made just one start in his last five games and failing to play in the last two.
Recent reports suggest that Niles is unlikely to move to Roma in the summer window unless things change dramatically between now and the end of the season.
In any case, it looks like the England player will be leaving the team.
As for Bellerin, although he suffered an injury last week, he was on the right track before.
The right-back made 26 appearances for Betis, helping them to reach the Europa League round of 16, the Copa del Rey final and finish 5th in La Liga – just two points from the top four.
Qualifying for the Champions League will help the team raise money to sign Bellerin.
The two former Arsenal academy players in Arteta's current squad look a bit redundant, so it wouldn't come as a surprise that the summer window left.
If Arsenal finish in the top four this season and qualify for the Champions League, the players will receive a large sum of money.
Arsenal are currently 4th in the Premier League by one point and three games behind them, so there is a good chance of finishing in the top four at the end of the season.
Players may not be thinking about how much prize money they will receive, but the Daily Mail reports that if a team qualifies for the Champions League for the first time since 2017, Arsenal players will have bonuses in their accounts, with some players receiving rewards of up to £500,000.
Of course, the money will come back to the club through participation in the Champions League. As long as you advance, you can get a prize money of 50 million pounds and broadcast revenue.
The Daily Mail said the money would be distributed proportionally to the members of the squad, and the more time they played, the more bonuses they would receive.
It has also been reported that some players have contracts stipulating that if the club returns to the Champions League, the player's weekly salary will increase according to the number of times played.