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‘Got to go’… David O’Leary is convinced £50m Arsenal player will leave this summer
David O’Leary is convinced that Aaron Ramsdale will leave Arsenal this summer after losing his place in Mikel Arteta’s side.
David Raya has established himself as Arsenal’s🥃 number-one goalkeeper 💯after a shaky start to life at the Emirates Stadium.
The Spaniard has put in composed performances of late after replacing Aaron Ramsdale between the sticks.
There was plenty of talk surrounding Mikel Arteta’s decision to rep🎐lace Ramsdale after the Englishman starred for the Gunners last term🅺.
But it would appear that Raya has made༺ the🧸 position his own and David O’Leary believes it will lead to Ramsdale heading out the door this summer.
O’Leary convinced Ramsdale will leave Arsenal
Speaking on , the Arsenal legend admitted he was surprised t💦o see Raya join from Brentford ov𒐪er the summer.
“The goalkeeping situation I was quite surprised when it happened,” O’Leary admitted. “Betwe𝓀en the two of them I don’t think there’s much in it.
“Why they changed Ramsdale is becaus🌱e the lad from Brentford is better on the ball. I haven’t seen that much in all the games I have seen that is a thing to make such a change? I 🌊was quite surprised.
“I can’t see Ramsdale staying at the end of the season, I don’t think you can have two goalkeepers of s𝓡imilar quality, I think one has got to go in the end.”
With Arsenal set to make Raꦛya’s loan switch from Brentford permanent f♋or this summer, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see Ramsdale leave.
The 25-year-old will be desperate to start playing regularly once again as he’s🌟 already seen his hopes of overtaking Jordan Pickford as England’s number one disappear due to a lack of game time.
There have already been suggestions that his departure this summer is ‘inevitable’. Whether or not Arsenal find a club willing to match their £50 million price tag remains to be seen.