ARSENAL could boost their transfer coffers by a massive £105MILLION if they were to sell the 17 players currently out on loan.
The Gunners currently already made a massive saving by cutting Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's contract - getting rid of the new Barcelona man will save them around £27million in wages and bonuses.
And like Aubameyang, some - such as Matteo Guendouzi and Hector Bellerin - are unlikely to ever play for the club again while Mikel Arteta remains in charge.
That pair have two of the highest transfer values of the current crop out on loan, ranking behind just one player, William Saliba, according to Transfermarkt.
Much has been made of Saliba's future with the centre-back reportedly ready to quit Arsenal if Marseille qualify for the Champions League.
The Frenchman is also wanted by Real Madrid in a shock summer transfer according to reports in Spain.
He was signed by Arsenal for £27million in 2019 but is yet to play a game for the club, with his transfer value on Transfermarkt dropping to £21.6m.
If Arsenal decide to cash in they could raise upwards of £60m on the sales of Saliba, Bellerin and Guendouzi alone.
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Another loan star, Dinos Mavropanos, has also admitted he could leave The Emirates on a permanent basis.
The defender is currently playing for Stuttgart and revealed "everything is perfect" for him at the moment - both with the club and the city.
Stuttgart paid a loan fee of £500,000 to land Mavropanos and will reportedly have to splash out a further £5m if they avoid relegation.
They currently sit three points away from safety.
Other big movers could be Reiss Nelson and Lucas Torreira, who has barely got a look in since Arteta's appointment.
Nelson, currently at Feyenoord, has been used sparingly by the Spaniard and is now on loan for a second time.
Arsenal could be plotting a permanent move away for Nelson in the summer since it is the last chance they have to cash in on the winger, with his contract expiring in 2023.
Recent reports suggested Fiorentina were set to trigger Torreira's £13m release clause and it is an option they could revisit in the summer.
Arsenal also have several youngsters out on loan in the EFL and across Europe and could raise a significant sum if they are all sold on a permanent basis.
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