Newcastle United Rumored to Target Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsdale in Summer Transfer Window. Rumors have been swirling in recent days about Newcastle United’s interest in signing Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale during the upcoming summer transfer window.

Ramsdale’s future at the Emirates Stadium is uncertain as he has been relegated tо the bench under manager Mikel Arteta. Accоrding tо sоurces, the 25-year-оld English gоalkeeper is repоrtedly оpen tо the prоspect оf jоining Newcastle at St James’ Park.

After nearly three years with Arsenal, Ramsdale might have to leave the club at the end of the 2023/24 season. He joined Arsenal from Sheffield United in the summer of 2021 for a fee of £30 million.

Initially, Ramsdale was signed as Arteta’s first-choice goalkeeper, with a contract extension until 2026 and an option for an additional year. However, after Arsenal brought in David Raya from Brentford on loan, Ramsdale was demoted to the backup role and has only been able to participate in cup matches and the Champions League group stage.

Newcastle, led by manager Eddie Howe, is in need of quality reinforcements in the goalkeeper position. Howe previously worked with Ramsdale during their time together at AFC Bournemouth before their relegation from the Premier League in 2020.

Although Ramsdale’s participation in the summer transfer is uncertain due to his expected involvement in EURO 2024 with England, it is clear that he desires to continue playing in the Premier League. A decision on his future may be made after the conclusion of the tournament.

Sky Sports expert Dharmesh Sheth commented on Ramsdale’s situation, stating that if he wants to continue representing England, leaving Arsenal in the summer and securing regular playing time will be crucial for his career.

While Nick Pope currently holds the starting position at Newcastle, Ramsdale could potentially become the number one goalkeeper at St James’ Park, as Pope’s role is not as secure as it may seem.

The main obstacle for Newcastle in this potential deal is Ramsdale’s high valuation. Last year, it was reported that Arsenal was seeking £50 million for their backup goalkeeper’s departure.

Despite the financial constraints imposed by the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations, it appears that both Arsenal and Ramsdale are open to transfer negotiations this summer.