Arsenal is expected to be busy in the final days of this transfer window, with Aaron Ramsdale likely playing a key role in that activity.
The English goalkeeper is anticipated to leave the Emirates this week, with Wolves showing serious interest. However, they are not the only club vying for his signature, as there is competition from outside the Premier League.
Before Wolves’ interest intensified, Ajax submitted a loan offer for Ramsdale, but Arsenal rejected the bid.
Despite that, Arsenal remains open to his departure, and Standard Sport reports that Ajax has not given up on pursuing him.
According to the report, the Dutch club remains keen on signing Ramsdale in the coming transfer windows. They believe he has the experience needed to strengthen their goalkeeping position and may return with an offer Arsenal could find tempting enough to accept.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Ramsdale is one of the players that we need to offload in this transfer window and Ajax will be a good home for him.
The goalie has had a good time on our books, but he is out of favour now and that will not change anytime soon, so he would be smart to leave.
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Ajax finished 5th in the Eredivisie last season which is a major embarrassment for a club of their stature. Now that they know we’re not going to accept just anything that’s thrown our way, let’s see how much they want him.
Southampton are apparently interested again, as the Dutch keeper they were close to signing has failed his medical.
Of the two, Ramsdale would most likely go for Southampton. His continuing England ambitions/profile aren’t going to be helped much by playing in the Eredivisie – which is certainly not a major European league.
In any case, Arsenal will probably accept a “reasonable” offer to get Ramsdale sorted in this window. After all, his value will hardly increase by yet another season as second-choice keeper at Arsenal, so there wouldn’t be anything much to “hold out” for.