A list of players who could play in the remaining Premier League fixtures for their parent club if the campaign is extended have been revealed and it features some big names.
The Premier League has been postponed until April 4 at the earliest due to the current COVID 19/coronavirus pandemic.
It means that the season could be concluded in the summer months which would see a variety of players return from loan and some could help out their team tremendously.
Check out the whole list per SunSport below.
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Arsenal
Henrikh Mkhitaryan
William Saliba
Konstantinos Mavropanos
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Mohamed Elneny
Dejan Iliev
Aston Villa
Lovre Kalinic
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Andre Green
Scott Hogan
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy
James Chester
Brighton And Hove Albion
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Tudor Baluta
Jan Mlakar
Percy Tau
Leon Balogun
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Beram Kayal
Jurgen Locadia
Christian Walton
Matt Clarke
Anthony Knockaert
Anders Dreyer
Alexis Mac Allister
Bournemouth
Kyle Taylor
Asmir Begovic
Emerson Hyndman
Harry Arter
Brad Smith
Burnley
Aiden O'Neill
Nahki Wells
Ryan Cooney
Chelsea
Tiemoue Bakayoko
Ethan Ampadu
Victor Moses
Davide Zappacosta
Jamal Blackman
Lucas Piazon
Matt Miazga
Kenedy
Lewis Baker
Danny Drinkwater
Abdul Rahman Baba
Crystal Palace
Ryan Innis
Connor Wickham
Everton
Luke Garbutt
Kieran Dowell
Matthew Pennington
Jonjoe Kenny
Shani Tarashaj
Muhamed Besic
Yannick Bolasie
Sandro Ramirez
Jonas Lossl
Leicester City
Fousseni Diabaté
Andy King
Islam Slimani
George Thomas
Filip Benkovic
Liverpool
Harry Wilson
Marko Grujic
Taiwo Awoniyi
Alberto Moreno
Ben Woodburn
Ovie Ejaria
Manchester City
Arijanet Muric
Patrick Roberts
Ryotaro Meshino
Zack Steffen
Philippe Sandler
Tosin Adarabioyo
Angeliño
Pedro Porro
Aleix García
Ante Palaversa
Manchester United
Alexis Sánchez
Cameron Borthwick-Jackson
Marcos Rojo
Joel Pereira
Dean Henderson
Newcastle United
Jacob Murphy
Freddie Woodman
Achraf Lazaar
Dan Barlaser
Rolando Aarons
Norwich City
Sam McCallum
Melvin Sitti
Josh Coley
Louis Thompson
Carlton Morris
Philip Heise
Sean Raggett
James Husband
Rocky Bushiri
Sheffield United
Nathan Thomas
Ravel Morrison
Jake Wright
Kean Bryan
Mark Duffy
Jake Eastwood
Callum Robinson
Ben Heneghan
Southampton
Cédric Soares
Mohamed Elyounoussi
Jake Hesketh
Josh Sims
Fraser Forster
Wesley Hoedt
Maya Yoshida
Harrison Reed
Guido Carrillo
Tottenham Hotspur
Jack Clarke
Cameron Carter-Vickers
Watford
Filip Stuparevic
Ben Wilmot
Ken Sema
Pontus Dahlberg
Jerome Sinclair
Kwasi Sibo
Adalberto Peñaranda
Cucho Hernández
West Ham United
Roberto
Josh Cullen
Jordan Hugill
Winston Reid
Grady Diangana
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Hélder Costa
Rafa Mir
Roderick Miranda
Léo Bonatini
Ryan Bennett
Will Norris
Connor Ronan
Bright Enobakhare
Jordan Graham
One key name that stands out is Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez.
The Chilean flopped following his move to Old Trafford for Arsenal and has struggled in Italy with Inter Milan.
United could also make Sheffield United sweat over the future of Dean Henderson.
The 23-year-old has been one of The Blades' standout performers this season but he could be a valuable understudy to David De Gea at the Theatre Of Dreams.
Mikel Arteta could also be handed a boost as French defender William Saliba will arrive in North London after a season on loan at Saint-Etienne.
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