Arsenal former first-choice goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has been linked to a January exit from Arsenal following his sudden misfortunes at the London outfit.
Aaron Ramsdale led the charge between the sticks as Arsenal challenged for the Premier League title last season.
He was key for Arsenal's squad but the tides have turned this season. After starting a few games for the Gunners, Aaron Ramsdale lost his starting role to his backup and loan signing from Brentford David Raya.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta admitted it was a difficult decision dropping the England goalie on the bench for David Raya but insisted it was a necessary shift for the team.
Aaron Ramsdale temporarily returned to Arsenal starting lineup in the Premier League clash against Brentford as David Raya was ineligible to play against his former club.
He kept a clean sheet as Arsenal eased to a win but it was not enough to have him retrieve his lost starting berth.
He was released off the shift by Mikel Arteta for David Raya, who has earned the confidence of the Spaniard.
Aaron Ramsdale was handsomely rewarded with a new contract last season till 2026 after his fine form with the club.
Despite having three years remaining on his Arsenal contract, he has been linked to a possible transfer exit from the club as his dwindling fortunes shows no sign of abating.
Newcastle United are reportedly lining up a move for the player as a replacement for injured Nick Pope, who is set to be sidelined for 4-5 months.
The Magpies' reportedly consider Ramsdale a good option to stand in for Nick Pope after his fine form with Arsenal last season.
Manchester United former goalkeeper and free agent David de Gea is also in the mix of options for the Magpies but Ramsdale is said to be a priority target.
Meanwhile, Arteta seems indifferent to Aaron Ramsdale'a imminent transfer exit.
When asked about rumors linking Ramsdale to a possible exit from Arsenal, Arteta refused to rule out the move but said he would like to have Ramsdale stay at the club.
"Ramsdale is a key player to the team and would want him to stay," Arteta said.
Aaron Ramsdale led the charge between the sticks as Arsenal challenged for the Premier League title last season.
He was key for Arsenal's squad but the tides have turned this season. After starting a few games for the Gunners, Aaron Ramsdale lost his starting role to his backup and loan signing from Brentford David Raya.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta admitted it was a difficult decision dropping the England goalie on the bench for David Raya but insisted it was a necessary shift for the team.
Aaron Ramsdale temporarily returned to Arsenal starting lineup in the Premier League clash against Brentford as David Raya was ineligible to play against his former club.
He kept a clean sheet as Arsenal eased to a win but it was not enough to have him retrieve his lost starting berth.
He was released off the shift by Mikel Arteta for David Raya, who has earned the confidence of the Spaniard.
Aaron Ramsdale was handsomely rewarded with a new contract last season till 2026 after his fine form with the club.
Despite having three years remaining on his Arsenal contract, he has been linked to a possible transfer exit from the club as his dwindling fortunes shows no sign of abating.
Newcastle United are reportedly lining up a move for the player as a replacement for injured Nick Pope, who is set to be sidelined for 4-5 months.
The Magpies' reportedly consider Ramsdale a good option to stand in for Nick Pope after his fine form with Arsenal last season.
Manchester United former goalkeeper and free agent David de Gea is also in the mix of options for the Magpies but Ramsdale is said to be a priority target.
Meanwhile, Arteta seems indifferent to Aaron Ramsdale'a imminent transfer exit.
When asked about rumors linking Ramsdale to a possible exit from Arsenal, Arteta refused to rule out the move but said he would like to have Ramsdale stay at the club.
"Ramsdale is a key player to the team and would want him to stay," Arteta said.