Crawley Town has signed midfielder Louie Copley on loan from Premier League side Arsenal. The 19-year-old joins the League Two club for the remainder of the season. Copley, who has captained Arsenal's Under-19s and Under-21s, is yet to make a senior appearance for the Gunners. He penned his first professional contract with Arsenal in June 2025. Crawley Town confirmed his arrival on Friday, with the club aiming to climb away from the relegation zone under manager Scott Lindsey. The team faces Notts County at Broadfield Stadium next, looking for their first win since 8th November. Copley's loan signing is a significant boost to Crawley Town's midfield. The young playmaker has been an unused substitute in Arsenal's men's first team away win against Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League in December. Crawley Town's fans will be hoping Copley can make an immediate impact and help the team escape the relegation zone. The club's manager, Scott Lindsey, will be looking to Copley to bring some creativity to the team's midfield. With Copley on board, Crawley Town will be looking to turn their season around and start climbing the League Two table.