Looks like Aaron Ramsdale is going to be leaving Arsenal this summer. Ramsdale has lost favour because of David Raya’s exceptional goalkeeping efforts. Ramsdale wants to play regularly next season and is excited to go back to regular football. He believes in himself.
Newcastle is supposedly leading the competition to sign him. As the countdown to his departure approaches, others caution Arsenal about the consequences. Debate has been aroused by Ramsdale’s possible departure, particularly over his worth. Newcastle could be able to get him for around £15m. With two more years on his deal, this seems cheap. Raya’s form kept him off of the field much of the previous season, but it shouldn’t significantly reduce his worth.
Big Change Of Events For Aaron Ramsdale – Bad For Arsenal?
Arsenal is in a worse situation since Ramsdale wants out. Some believe that, under the circumstances, £15 million is reasonable business. When Arsenal bought him, however, they paid Sheffield United almost twice as much. Ramsdale wanted out of his previous team back then as well. Why then should his worth be declining right now?
Ramsdale still has to mature and realize his greatest potential. Many think he may become one of England’s finest goalkeepers and perhaps the starting goalie for the country. This possibility calls into doubt Arsenal’s approach. Should they accept a low bid or negotiate a better price? Should no acceptable offer come in, they may even retain him as a backup. Ramsdale has a contract, hence Arsenal need to have the last say on how he leaves.
For Arsenal, this is a conundrum. The player’s desires and possible future worth must be balanced with financial caution. It might seem a loss to let Ramsdale leave for less than he is worth. Retaining a disgruntled player, however, could lower team spirit and performance. Arsenal has to carefully negotiate these issues to make a choice that will help the team in the long term.
Ramsdale’s transfer could ultimately prove to be a pivotal moment for Arsenal and him. His professional path seems bright whether he stays or leaves. Arsenal has to take everything into account in order to make the ideal choice for Ramsdale’s growth and their own future.
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Alexander Isak will not be allowed to join Arsenal for less than £150 million this summer by Newcastle United. With 24 goals for the Toon, Isak enjoyed an amazing season. His stellar play has generated a great deal of media conjecture over Arsenal’s possible interest in a transfer.
Many think Newcastle has no plans to part with its standout forward. Rumours still circulate, nevertheless, that the Arsenal board may make a bid to sign the Swedish international. The Telegraph reports Newcastle isn’t even thinking about selling Isak. Eddie Howe believes he is going to be important.
Newcastle reportedly thought it ridiculous that a £90 million offer would be enough to entice them. Before they would consider selling Isak, Arsenal would have to treble that sum. Isak’s importance to Newcastle’s future aspirations is reflected in his hefty fee.
