“No negotiations” Romano delivers an update on Ramsdale to Chelsea rumours

Aaron Ramsdale has recently been linked with a potential move to Chelsea following his loss of the first-team goalkeeper position at Arsenal.

Ramsdale’s position in the England squad for the Euro 2024 tournament is at risk after David Raya was named Arsenal’s new number-one goalkeeper. Ramsdale remains a highly capable goalkeeper, and the decision to replace him in the starting lineup has sparked ongoing debate among Arsenal fans.

Amid reports suggesting that Chelsea was interested in acquiring Ramsdale for a transfer fee, Fabrizio Romano has refuted these rumours, clarifying that talks are not currently taking place.

He tweeted:

“Understand Aaron Ramsdale is currently not part of Chelsea list as new goalkeeper. No negotiations are taking place now.

“Chelsea are still quiet on GK position as no talks are ongoing about that for January window.”

Just Arsenal Opinion

Ramsdale remains an outstanding goalie and we will not be surprised if Chelsea showed an interest in him.

However, he may be moving to a struggling club, so there is almost no need for him to leave the Gunners.

He will be smart to wait until the summer and move to a club where he will be the first choice with prospects.

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2 Comments

  1. I wouldn’t blame Ramsdale for leaving to be honest. He has done really well with us, replaced for quite a few matches and needs more and consistent playing time for England duties

  2. Just worried that we seem paying inordinately excessive attention on some players and seemingly being too lax on others.

    We been very tough Ramsdale where he was fairing relatively well. And yet Havertz and Nketiah, may be despite being good persons themselves, are repeatedly proving to be part of the recurring major weaknesses of our team.

    We are always happy to be trusting the process, but some level of consistency may be expected across the whole team.

    If the manager deems it best for his plans and the way he wants to operate, Ramsdale might well consider his options though I’d have preferred he stayed with us

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