Arsenal to launch an official bid for England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale
Ramsdale was re-signed by his youth club, Sheffield United after the departure of Dean Henderson to Manchester United.
Sebastian Nkrumah Listowell 
Arsenal are set to make an official bid for Sheffield United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale once Euro 2020 is over.
According to a Sheffield newspaper, The Star; the Gunners have already registered their interest in the England international in the current transfer window and an intermediary has been appointed to help the Gunners secure a deal for Ramsdale.
He will replace Germany international Bernd Leno ahead of the 2020-21 Premier League campaign.
However, the media outlet suggest that the Gunners will make a bid for Ramsdale once England’s participation at Euro 2020 is over.
The 2003/04 Premier League winners are likely to fall short of Sheffield United’s £40m valuations of the former Bournemouth shot-stopper.
The Blades are looking to make a significant profit on the £18m that the Yorkshire club paid Bournemouth for Ramsdale last summer.
Sheffield United re-signed their former youth product last summer as a replacement for Dean Henderson after his compatriot returned to parent club Manchester United.
Ramsdale is on International duty with the Three Lions of England in the ongoing Euro 2020 tournament.
