Aaron Ramsdale had the opportunity to return to the Premier League when Newcastle wanted to bring the British goalkeeper to the nick Pope.
Newcastle wants to recruit Aaron Ramsdale
Last season, Aaron Ramsdale left Arsenal to join Southampton because he could not compete with David Raya. The British goalkeeper then relegated with Southampton but still raised hope to return to the Premier League.
It is known that the possibility of Ramsdale back to the Premier League is completely grounded. Accordingly, Newcastle is planning to recruit Ramsdale. The black and white team is even ready to give the No. 1 position in the wooden frame to Ramsdale.
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In the past, Ramsdale and coach Eddie Howe had time to work at Bournemouth. The two keep the close relationship so far and the captain of Newcastle want to bring the old game back.
With Newcastle, this team is planning to find a goalkeeper so that Nick Pope, who is likely to leave St James' Park this summer. Nick Pope is interested by Leeds United and Newcastle needs a reliable backup plan.
In essence, the original name was targeted by Newcastle was James Trafford. But then the goalkeeper was born in 2002 decided to return to Man City. Newcastle thus forced to find Ramsdale.
Although there is no place at Arsenal, Ramsdale is still considered a name that suits Newcastle right now. The goalkeeper was born in 1998 with good reflexes, the ability to command the defense and fully afford to compete for the No. 1 position in Newcastle's wooden frame.
The contract between Ramsdale and Southampton is still valid until 2028. Newcastle is planning to borrow Ramsdale in a season, with the terms of purchase but this requirement is difficult to be approved by Southampton.
Coach Eddie Howe asserted that the rumors around the future of Alexander Isak did not make Newcastle distracted.
Newcastle United will enter a friendly match with the K-League star squad in the framework of Coupang Play Series 2025 with the determination to find the inspiration for victory after a series of disappointing results. Before a lack of adhesive collective like K-League All Stars, this is a better opportunity for teachers and coach Eddie Howe to regain confidence before the new season.