Aaron Ramsdale gives three-word response to reports he's agreed to leave Arsenal and join Newcastle in £15m move

Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has issued a response after reports emerged about an agreed move that would take him to Newcastle United.

WHAT HAPPENED?
Ramsdale, 26, has taken to his personal X (formerly Twitter) account to share an honest response to rumours that he had agreed a move to Newcastle.
The England international claimed the proposed deal was 'news to me' after the reports emerged, hinting that the speculation is wide of the mark.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE
According to The Telegraph, the Magpies are 'pushing ahead' with a £15 million ($19m) bid to sign Ramsdale from Arsenal.
The former Sheffield United and Bournemouth goalkeeper has fallen out of favour at the Emirates Stadium, with Brentford loanee David Raya being preferred by Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta this season.
It had previously been claimed that a deal to send Ramsdale to Newcastle was 'agreed' between the two sides.
WHAT RAMSDALE SAID
"News to me," he wrote on X along with a laughing emoji.

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WHAT NEXT FOR RAMSDALE?
Ramsdale has started just six games in the Premier League this season and will likely watch the final game against Everton from the bench once again.
Arsenal currently sit two points off Manchester City at the top of the table as we head into the final fixture. Arteta's side will need to beat the Toffees and hope London rivals West Ham United win or draw against City on Sunday if they are to secure the title.

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