Arsenal have made a fantastic start to the season, which means Wenger's men are able to offload some quality youth talent to gain precious experience in the lower leagues.
Arsenal are known to have a outstanding academy full of promising players, and many of those players will want to gain first team experience ,and there is no better place for those players to go than the Sky Bet Championship.
The Championship has clubs which will risk it all to gain promotion, which means more players will become suspect to injuries.
Here is FIVE Arsenal players which will fit perfectly into any Championship club's plans. Even if they are aiming for promotion or trying to rescue themselves from the relegation battle.
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Jeff Reine-Adelaide
The young talented Arsenal midfielder who first got first team action in the Emirates Cup this year, has sparked great optimism in Arsenal fans' minds for his future at the club.
His main position is in the middle of the park as a central midfield player,however there is no reason why he could not develop into a more attacking role up the pitch.
As he is only 17 years of age, he has many years to evolve into one of the best midfielders in the world - however, before that, he needs to gain precious experience and there is no better place for him than the Championship.
If he does join a Championship club in January the experience he will gain will follow him for the rest of his career, as the first step is always the biggest for any player.
Ryan Huddart
Ryan Huddart is a young English goalkeeper, who has also been involved majorly through the Arsenal youth system.
Last season he spent most of his time playing for the Under 18's producing a string of fantastic performances for Arsenal.
He could easily walk into any Championship club and give their main goalkeeper a run for there money, as he isn't a keeper without experience.
He was Arsenal's main choice keeper when they were involved in the UEFA youth league, so he knows how to handle pressure and how to handle pressure at a high standard.
If Huddart does choose to move to a Championship club in January, it will be fascinating to see how he copes in such a demanding league.
Ben Sheaf
Ben Sheaf is a technically gifted central midfielder who plays for Arsenal under 18's team. He is another English born player who plays in the Arsenal academy setup, which shows how not only do Arsenal have a bright future, so does the England national team.
Sheaf is able to offer the cutting edge when it comes to attack, one of his main attributes is his excellent long shooting and many clubs could call on that, when in need of a goal.
If he does join a Championship club in January, he will sure be able to excel and become one of the most talented young midfielders in the divison.
Krystian Bielik
Bielik who has only recently joined Arsenal, is a young promising Polish midfielder.
Since his arrival to the Emirates, fans will expect big things from such a young lad. He joined from Legia Warsaw on a undisclosed fee.
He has only just recently made his debut for Arsenal's senior team, when they lost to Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 in the Capital One Cup.
During that match he looked a strong part of Arsenal's team even though the Owls tore them apart.
Bielik could be the difference between promotion or relegation for most teams, as when he is involved in and around the squad, he can definitely offer the extra touch that most clubs need to gain victories over their opponents.
Alex Iwobi
Iwobi is one of the most promising forwards that Arsenal have in their locker.
He has proved himself in the youth setup at Arsenal, and for him to make the next step up he needs to pick up some first-team experience, and the Championship is certainly a league which can offer that.
Iwobi scored nine goals in his final nine under-21 games last season, which proves how he can keep up a consistent record throughout the season.
He is naturally a winger although he can play as a striker as well, that will benefit most Championship clubs as his versatility could prove essential.
He has only one senior appearance for the north London club, however that is not looking likely to be the last, and if he does join a Championship club, what an exciting prospect that will be.