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Arteta reveals how Ramsdale feels about David Raya stealing his number

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has shed light on Aaron Ramsdale’s response to the situation where on-loan goalkeeper David Raya has temporarily assumed the position of first-choice goalkeeper this season. As the Gunners gear up for their upcoming Premier League fixture against Brentford, Ramsdale is set to feature in goal, with Raya ineligible to play against his parent club.

Arteta expressed, “It is what it is, he is fully prepared, he trains really well every day – he is desperate to play like the rest of the boys who haven’t had that many opportunities, and Saturday is a great day for him.” The manager’s words underline Ramsdale’s professionalism and determination to make the most of his chance on the pitch.

Praising Ramsdale’s attitude, Arteta emphasized, “He’s been brilliant, he’s been really good, really supportive, really pushing everything in training like I expected, and it’s a joy to have two top goalkeepers in the team.” The positive dynamic between Ramsdale and Raya reflects a healthy competition that benefits the squad as a whole.

Arteta also acknowledged the challenges faced by players who may not always get the playing time they desire, stating, “We try to be straight and explain things and be close to them and give them the support that we want.” With Arsenal boasting a strong group of players, Arteta’s emphasis on communication and support underscores the team’s ethos.

As Ramsdale prepares to take the field against Brentford, Arteta highlighted the goalkeeper’s commitment to contributing in the best possible way, despite the circumstances. Arsenal fans can take comfort in knowing that Ramsdale’s dedication and professionalism are unwavering, setting the stage for a compelling performance in the upcoming important league fixture at the Emirates Stadium.

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