How would Aaron Ramsdale react if a big last-minute bid comes in for him?

LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 21: Aaron Ramsdale of Arsenal looks dejected at the full-time whistle during the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Southampton FC at Emirates Stadium on April 21, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

Aaron Ramsdale was anticipated by many to leave Arsenal this winter. The Arsenal custodian lost his starting spot to David Raya, whom Mikel Arteta signed last summer.

Raya is cementing his place as Arsenal’s number one, and Ramsdale may not play a significant part for the club in the months ahead. Despite this, the Englishman remains cool about his situation at the Emirates. According to journalist Dean Jones, Rambo appears unusually calm and composed in the face of his position. He claims that if there had been a reasonable bid, Arsenal would have been persuaded to let him go, but that may now not seal his exit since the Englishman may now need to be convinced to leave Arsenal.

Jones said: “Ramsdale, so far, has been level-headed and calm about his situation, but it’ll be interesting to test his resolve and to see how he reacts to an offer. It would take something mega to get him out of Arsenal, and they will need some convincing to get him out.”

This update on the Arsenal goalkeeping department is encouraging. As comfortable as it is, I hope Arteta gives him a chance to play and compete for a spot in England’s European championship squad in the summer.

Ramsdale was tipped as England’s next No. 1; his odds at being that won’t be great if he misses the Euros.

Darren N


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8 Comments

  1. Things have been extremely quiet on the transfer front, though am not expecting any blockbuster movement across the landscape, I wouldn’t be surprised of one or two shock movements on transfer deadlines day.

    But Arsenal must not be caught with our pants down, we must be prepared for the unexpected as the craziest day of the season draws near

  2. OT but why haven’t we sold anyone yet? Always passive and reactive

    Can’t keep getting a open cheque book, time to earn your cash!

      1. Only a naive person would believe that City were properly in for Rice 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 talk about a lack of logical thinking.

        Like usual, zero rebuttal on the actual comment regarding no selling. Can’t argue with the truth. Thanks for the laugh, again!

  3. Arsenal are struggling with FFP.
    If a massive bid came in for any of our players I think Arsenal will consider it.
    Some really big mistakes in the transfer market have put us here. I wonder who is to blame for that…

  4. We needed a striker or B2B midfielder in the Summer, but with Havertz we have neither. If the opportunity to move on Nketiah was available with Palace, it would be good business because that money could be reinvested.

    I don’t expect any incomings, unless we can convince another club to loan us a player.

    I would rather have the funds available for the Summer rather than overpay now and settle for a player that was not topping our Summer list.

  5. Tell me, what substance is there in this article?
    It’s an opinion that has no foundation.
    A precis of this article would be :
    Does anyone think Ramsdale will leave the club in this window?

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