News about Aaron Ramsdale

Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is a target for a Premier League rival this summer, according to reports.  The England international has fallen out of favour at the Emirates this season having been the club's first choice since joining the Gunners in 2021.  The 25-year-old has played just five Premier League matches this term as he continues to play second fiddle to David Raya. 

The Gunners crashed out of the Champions League against Bayern Munich on Wednesday night but are already planning to revamp their team ahead of next season as they look to crack the big time. Arsenal will release significant funds this summer, with their spending on incomings to be supplemented by a number of exits.

This week, international football is on the agenda and the lads debate their preferred England XI and Chris questions Gareth Southgate 's decision to select players struggling to get into their club sides. Aaron Ramsdale is the topic of conversation as the pair wonder whether he's dad's recent interview will cause more harm than good.

Rival football supporters have mocked Arsenal's latest partnership with popular drinks company PRIME by claiming the Gunners are going to 'bottle' the Premier League title race. Arsenal already have an existing sponsorship with PRIME and revealed a new exclusive edition of the drink with Gunners artwork featured on the bottle. Star defender William Saliba, Aaron Ramsdale and captain Martin Odegaard appeared alongside KSI in a photo sharing news of the new bottle.

SIMON JONES: Arsenal will face a number of top European teams, including Manchester United, in Barcelona wonderkid Mikayil Faye, after the youngster broke into the first team. Manchester United, Bayer Leverkusen, and Bayern Munich all checked on the dependable young center half, who can also play at left-back, according to Mail sport.

Despite Aaron Ramsdale's transfer to Newcastle, Mikel Arteta has stated that it is a "true" that he will remain at Arsenal next season. Since losing his place in the starting lineup to David Raya earlier this season, Ramsdale's future has been tense. Newcastle has revived their interest in Ramsdale, who is keen to return to action regularly.

DANNY MURPHY: Mikel Arteta may have learned a lot from Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, but it is nothing more important than having the courage of your convictions. When he signed David Raya last summer, I was taken aback because Aaron Ramsdale has shown a number of attributes for a goalkeeper, including organization and leadership. Arteta backed himself to make the difficult decision as Guardiola had already done by dumping England No. 1 Joe Hart at City. In several ways, I admire it because if you're a boss and believe there is a player who could help your team grow, it's a big deal to trust your decision when it won't sit well with everyone.

I was stunned when David Raya was signed last summer because Aaron Ramsdale had shown me so many attributes for a goalkeeper, including planning and leadership. However, Arteta backed himself into make the difficult decision, as Guardiola had done by dumping England No. 1 Joe Hart at City. I admire it in several ways, because if you're a boss and believe there is a player who can help your team grow, it's a huge thing to trust your decision when it won't go well with everyone.

The Premier League returns to action this weekend for the season's run-in. There are ten games remaining, with some of them on the line. Here's ten things to watch out for on the final stretch of Mail Sport. Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City are only one point apart. The top three players have only split in four other 20-team Premier League seasons, with one point missing the top three so late.

Arsenal supporters have lauded manager Mikel Arteta for deciding to dismiss Aaron Ramsdale in favour of David Raya after a new goalkeeper record was revealed. Some analysts are still questioning Raya's selection over Ramsdale after the England international champion impressed during last season's championship run, and a potential summer withdrawal is looming.

Arsenal was thumped 4-0 by QPR in a behind-closed doors friendly on Thursday in a bruising loss for several of the club's main stars. Declan Rice, Aaron Ramsdale, and Bukayo Saka, who has since left the team due to illness, are among the Gunners' on England service, while seven others are out of place. Mikel Arteta and Co have just over a week of preparation time ahead of next Sunday's big clash against Manchester City in what might be a title-deciding match at the Etihad.

Managers need to be rewarded, and Mikel Arteta could bask in the glare of personal pride after Arsenal secured their Champions League quarter-final position. Not only did the Gunners finally beat a psychological barrier after seven straight losses in Europe's top competition, but they did not lose a goalkeeper David Raya on the night. Raya stopped talking about Arsenal's No. 1 in making the critical penalty shoot-out saves from Porto's Wendell and Galeno.

Arsenal celebrated reaching the Champions League quarter-finals with Aaron Ramsdale's nothing but love and goalkeeping rival David Raya. After the Gunners levelled the tie on the night, Raya was the Arsenal hero as he saved two spot kicks in the penalty shootout. After the Spaniard saved Porto's last penalty from Wendell, wild celebrations erupted around the Emirates, with Raya at the center of it. Aaron Ramsdale, his goalkeeping colleague, who greeted his colleagues with a massive hug, was the focus of the celebrations.

What a sad conclusion if this is to be Aaron Ramsdale's final act. Kai Havertz may have been even worse if he had not come to his rescue with an 86th-minute winner to see off Brentford. In the first-half stoppage time, Ramsdale's nightmare moment occurred when Gabriel's pass trickled along the floor to him. The goalkeeper's right leg cocked back for a long time, allowing Yoane Wissa to play a slide tackle and deflect the attempted clearance into the air. It was bad.

ISAAN KHAN AT THE EMIRATES STADIUM: What a sad conclusion to Aaron Ramsdale's Arsenal career. An end to a season marred by an injury to David Raya, his battles on the pitch being as tenacious as those within his own head. It may have been even worse if Kai Havertz had not stepped up to the rescue with an 86th-minute headed winner to face Brentford on Saturday.

David Raya, Arteta's No. 1, was ineligible to face his parent club at the Emirates, giving him his first appearance in the Premier League this season. However, he was left red-faced after allowing Yoane Wissa to equalize late in the first half, a mistake that put him into the spotlight and canceled out Declan Rice's opener. Ramsdale collected a back pass and seemed to hoist clear as Arsenal continue to rise to the top of the table ahead of Liverpool and Manchester City. Wissa was keen to attack him and demand that the clearance be cleared, but the stopper was unable to stop the ball from spinning into the air and over the line.

As a sea of red exploded in ecstasy, Havertz's late winner released the cork on the Emirates. This was no pretty win, but it was a victory, and that was all that mattered. Riath Al-Samarrai's rankings from the game are listed below.

Declan Rice and Havertz's goals propelled Mikel Arteta's side to the top of the Premier League, one point ahead of Liverpool and two above Manchester City. The winner of Havertz came four minutes from time and sparked wild celebrations in the Emirates, although he was unlucky to avoid a dismissal earlier in the half. After catching Kristoffer Ajer with an arm, the forward got his first warning. Havertz locked horns with Nathan Collins in the box, on the hunt for a penalty that would have put Arsenal back in front.

Kai Havertz's late winner saved Aaron Ramsdale's blushes and made Arsenal win by 2-1 over Brentford, who subsequently promoted them to the Premier League. Mikel Arteta's team went into the match knowing that a victory would lift them above both Liverpool and Manchester City ahead of their match on Sunday at Anfield. The Gunners, who have been on a rollicking start since returning from Dubai in January, got off to a slew of clashes, devolving control, before taking the lead, this time through Declan Rice.

In their Premier League match against Brentford on Saturday night, Aaron Ramsdale dropped a huge howler to hand Brentford a first-half equalizer. The England international, who had been embroiled in the controversy after being booted by new David Raya, began in his absence. He was ineligible to face his parent club. Before the incident at the end of the first period, Mikel Arteta's team took the lead through Declan Rice and was in complete control.

Gareth Southgate has been advised by Mikel Arteta to look beyond Aaron Ramsdale's Arsenal exile and consider the goalkeeper for England's Euro squad this summer. On Thursday, Southgate will select an England squad for two friendlies against Brazil and Belgium. It comes as Ramsdale has been pushed since losing his place to David Raya in September. He will join Raya ineligible against Brentford at the Emirates on Saturday. I don't know how Gareth is thinking, but I do know how I should think and how I should decide, Aaron would not be judged for what he has done in one day, but for the consistency he has demonstrated in the past two to three seasons, not for what he has achieved in the last two or three seasons and the consistency he has demonstrated,' Arteta said.

Gareth Southgate could switch to Jack Butland once more, with the England boss announcing that he is facing a goalkeeper problem. Although Everton's Jordan Pickford remains England's No. 1, Southgate's Southgate is uncertain on back-up options with Euro 2024 fast approaching. Aaron Ramsdale has been warming the Arsenal bench for the bulk of the season after Mikel Arteta brought in David Raya last year, with the 25-year-old playing just 10 games all season.

After a fan account incorrectly posted Kai Havertz's 'goal' against him during preparation, Aaron Ramsdale has posted a joking correction on social media. On Saturday, Arsenal fan 'acfc stuff' posted a video showing the Gunners in preparation and focusing on an impressive bicycle kick from Havertz. The account also included the caption 'Kai Havertz with a bicycle kick goal in Arsenal training,' alongside the video. On a closer glance, Ramsdale saves the spectacular attempt and the ball goes wide of the goal, something the England goalkeeper was keen to point out. The 25-year-old quoted the post on his own account, and corrected their caption by cheekily stating 'Goal?'Come back.' The joking and face-palm emojis were among the emojis included in this post.

Since being turned down earlier this week, Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Sam Johnstone has revived negotiations with Crystal Palace for goalkeeper Sam Johnstone. Forest is negotiating a £15 million contract for 30-year-old Johnstone, who is keen on moving to boost his odds of returning to the England squad. Since winning his senior international debut in 2021, Johnstone has won four England caps, but he faces rivals in Jordan Pickford, Dean Henderson, Aaron Ramsdale, and Nick Pope for a spot in Gareth Southgate's squad this summer.