With just over two weeks of the transfer window remaining, there’s still a lot for Edu and Mikel Arteta to achieve at Arsenal.
Right now, Eddie Nketiah’s Arsenal future is dominating talk, a player who holds the key to the club signing a new forward.
The Gunners are seemingly at the point of their window in which they need to offload a player in order to buy, something akin to a one in, one out policy.
Fortunately, TBR Football recently shared that Bournemouth want Nketiah from Arsenal, believing he’s the man who can replace Dominic Solanke.
And whilst there could be good news on the horizon in Nketiah’s case, there’s still progress to be made elsewhere.
Goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is another Arsenal player who seemingly doesn’t have a future in north London.
Ramsdale wants to leave Arsenal according to reports, not happy with his position as number two.
Although, according to reliable journalist David Ornstein, Arsenal have just rejected a bid for Ramsdale.
Arsenal make stance on Aaron Ramsdale very clear as Ajax loan bid rejected
Sharing his update via The Athletic, Ornstein claimed that Dutch side Ajax have just seen a loan bid rejected for Ramsdale.
Arsenal are happy to let Ramsdale leave this summer, but only on a permanent basis.
According to the report, Ajax remain optimistic about achieving a deal for the £30m-goalkeeper, perhaps hoping that Arsenal’s stance will soften as the month goes on.
To that end, Ornstein also confirmed news that Arsenal want Joan Garica to replace Ramsdale should he leave.
The Espanyol keeper is thought to be an excellent young talent, someone who would be happier as David Raya’s back up.
Of course, Southampton also want Ramsdale, another side who may struggle to meet Arsenal’s asking price for a permanent deal this summer.
Arteta once again made his stance on the ‘incredible’ England goalkeeper pretty clear during Arsenal’s recent friendlies against Bayer Leverkusen and Lyon at the Emirates.
Raya played every minute of those games, with Ramsdale once again a frustrated spectator on the sidelines.
That being said, after beating Lyon 2-0 on Sunday, their manager Pierre Sage had his say on whether Arsenal can win the league.