Arsenal begin talks to sign back up goalkeeper to replace Ramsdale

Arsenal are reportedly exploring a potential move for Wolves goalkeeper Dan Bentley, as the Gunners seek a reliable back-up option for Aaron Ramsdale. According to The Athletic, Arsenal have made contact with Wolves to express their interest in the 30-year-old shot-stopper.

Bentley, who primarily served as a backup goalkeeper for Wolves last season, making only five appearances, has caught the eye of Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta. The Spaniard is reportedly impressed with Bentley’s experience, homegrown status, and strong character.

The move for Bentley comes amid speculation surrounding Aaron Ramsdale’s future. The English international has been linked with a potential departure this summer, with several top clubs reportedly interested in his services. Should Ramsdale leave, Arsenal would be in need of a capable replacement, and Bentley fits the bill as a reliable and experienced option.

With Bentley’s contract at Wolves expiring next year, a transfer to Arsenal could be a mutually beneficial move. The Gunners would secure a solid backup goalkeeper, while Bentley would have the opportunity to compete for a starting spot at a club with ambitions of winning trophies. As the summer transfer window progresses, Arsenal’s pursuit of Bentley will be closely watched, as they seek to add depth and experience to their goalkeeping department.