You can ask one of your scouts to provide match reports on a player who you have loaned out by right-clicking his name and then going to Scouting > Get Match Reports and choosing a scout. You can recall players directly from this screen but only if a c an be recalled loan option has been included in the loan deal (discussed below under Loan Options) You can view a list of players who are out on loan on the Transfers > Loans screen. It is advisable to closely monitor the players who you have out on loan and consider recalling any who are not playing regularly or not playing well.
Therefore, it is advisable to give preference to clubs that have a manager with good ratings in the Man Management and (for young players) Working With Youngsters staff attributes.
A loan move is more likely to give a player good progression if he has good morale. However, for players aged 18 or older the quality of training and training progression are not as important as the amount and quality of match experience (and match progression). In particular, you should look for good ratings in the Determination, Level Of Discipline, Motivating and (for young players) Working With Youngsters staff attributes among coaches. Therefore, it is advisable to give preference to clubs that have better training facilities and coaches. A loan move is more likely to give a player good training progression if his loan club has a good quality of training. However, a loan to a struggling club is still better than a loan to a club at an inappropriate level, or no loan at all and insufficient senior match experience. If the season has not yet started then you can check the club’s Media Prediction on its Overview > General screen under Competition. To judge how well a team is likely to perform you can check the club’s position in the league table and their recent results. 
Therefore, it is advisable to give preference to clubs that are more likely to be performing well near the top of their division. A loan move is more likely to give a player good quality match experience if he and his loan club perform well.If you have a choice of clubs that are likely to meet the above two conditions for a player who you are loaning out then you can also consider the following aspects of the clubs to try to increase the likelihood of the loan move giving the player good progression: For extra assurance it is also advisable to check the quality of the players who are likely to be competing for the same playing position as your player. To judge how often your player is likely to play you should consider the squad status given in each loan offer (discussed below under Loan Clauses).To give a player regular match experience you should loan him to a club that is likely to play him often.
The loan club should regularly select the player in its senior starting line-up. Advice on what level is appropriate for a player is provided in his coach reports (under Current Ability (Division) in the Pros or Cons) or scout reports (under Recommendation) and can be judged from his perceived current ability or playing attributes. To help you compare the levels of foreign league divisions with domestic divisions you can check their Reputation star ratings by clicking Globe icon > Browser > World then going to the Competitions > Leagues screen. 
To give a player good quality match experience you should loan him to a club at an appropriate level. A player would not be sufficiently challenged at too low a level but may struggle to perform well at too high a level. The loan club should compete in a league division that is at an appropriate level for the player’s current ability (neither too high nor too low).
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