Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale will leave the Gunners this summer; Newcastle United will not sign the Englishman

Aaron Ramsdale’s time at Arsenal looks set to come to an end just two years after his £30 million arrival.

The 26-year-old goalkeeper has found that his opportunities are limited this season following the purchase of David Raya, who has taken over. Ramsdale has made just 11 appearances in all competitions, with only six coming in the Premier League.

With his future at the Emirates looking uncertain, Ramsdale will explore options elsewhere this summer. Despite speculation linking him to Newcastle United, a reunion with his former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe is unlikely, according to Football Insider.

Ramsdale and Howe enjoyed a productive time together at Bournemouth, fostering a strong working relationship. However, this connection will not affect any potential transfer to Newcastle.

Newcastle United are looking at alternatives to Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale

The Magpies are prioritizing other targets in their search for a new goalkeeper, with Nick Pope firmly established as their first choice. Ramsdale, who is not keen on acting as a back-up, does not fit into Newcastle United’s current plans.

Financial considerations also played a large role in Newcastle’s decision to transfer Ramsdale. The club has a limited amount of money to spend on a goalkeeper, and the cost of acquiring Ramsdale from Arsenal could strain their budget. As a result, Newcastle will pursue a number of financially viable options to strengthen their squad.

For Ramsdale, the prospect of remaining second keeper at Arsenal is not attractive. As a result, he is motivated to secure a move where he can enjoy regular first-team football and preserve his chances of England selection.

Although Newcastle have cooled off, Ramsdale will no doubt attract the attention of other Premier League clubs in need of a reliable goalkeeper. His experience and proven record in the English top flight make him a valuable asset.