Arsenal escape route for Aaron Ramsdale: Wolves interested in signing Gunners' second-choice goalkeeper in January

Ramsdale lost his place in Gunners starting lineup once the club signed David Raya on loan from Brentford in the summer. He appeared in a Premier League on Saturday against the Bees for the first time in over two months with his last appearance coming against Manchester United in September. The Daily Star now reports that Wolves could provide an escape route to the English custodian as they are eyeing a January loan move for him.

Wolves' current first-choice goalkeeper Jose Sa has reportedly had offers from several Saudi Pro League clubs and the club are likely to let him leave if someone matches his £35 million ($44.1m) asking price. If the Portuguese international leaves in January, the club will go after Ramsdale. It is likely to be a loan deal initially with a compulsory option to buy in the future.

Upon his return to the Gunners' starting eleven, the 25-year-old managed to keep a clean sheet as Arsenal picked up a narrow 1-0 win and climbed up to the top of the league table. The player, though, had some nervy moments as he could have easily conceded a goal in the first half if not for Declan Rice, who cleared Bryan Mbeumo's shot from the goalline.

For now, the England international will hope to play more regularly and remain active if he wants to pursue a move away from the club in the upcoming January transfer window.