Aaron Ramsdale has opened up about his future at the Gunners, claiming that he would love to stay for the next ’15 years’, per Fabrizio Romano.
The England international signed for Arsenal back in 2021, after impressing Premier League viewers during his time at Sheffield United. Since then he has made 66 appearances for the Gunners, keeping 27 clean sheets, which has earned a regular spot in the England squad.
Mikel Arteta brought the goalkeeper to north London due to his ball-playing ability and the move has been a major success. The Spaniard’s men sit top of the table, five points above current champions Manchester City who they will face on April 26th.
Arsenal Supporters will be hoping to see their side win a Premier League title for the first time in 20 years, whilst building a squad to compete over the next few years. Something the English keeper wants to be apart of, according to Fabrizio Romano’s report.
Ramsdale on his future: “Arsenal, where I can see myself for 10, 12, 15 years — that’s the aim, to stay at the top for that amount of time” ⚪️🔴 #AFC
“Hopefully, I’ll never have to leave and become a real sort of hero and legend at this football club”. pic.twitter.com/jMzwmeRh5F
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 14, 2023
Aaron Ramsdale said: “Arsenal, where I can see myself for 10, 12, 15 years, that’s the aim, to stay at the top for that amount of time. Hopefully, I’ll never have to leave and become a real sort of hero and legend at this football club.”
The 24-year-old has kept the most clean sheets in the league so far (12), alongside his international teammate, Nick Pope. Winning the Golden Glove and Premier League would put the former Sheffield United player in contention for the EPL Team Of The Season, a huge achievement after being relegated with his previous clubs.
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