Aaron Ramsdale appears to respond to claims he's agreed deal to leave Arsenal

Aaron Ramsdale has appeared to respond to reports linking him with a stunning move away from Arsenal this summer.

Ramsdale has played just six Premier League games this campaign, having played every league match last season.

Mikel Arteta replaced him with David Raya, who joined from Brentford on a season-long loan deal last summer.

Raya has made 31 league appearances this season and has kept an impressive 16 clean sheets, winning the Premier League Golden Glove award in the process.

As for Ramsdale, who cost Arsenal £30 million, he's naturally been linked with a transfer away from the Emirates at the end of the 2023/24 term.

Several teams are thought to be keeping tabs on him, including Newcastle United who are reportedly leading the race to acquire his services.

Newcastle are pushing ahead with a deal to sign Ramsdale, who was signed by Eddie Howe when he was manager of Bournemouth.

According to The Telegraph, the Magpies are willing to pay around £15 million for the 26-year-old, with the offer of a five-year contract.

But that's news to Ramsdale, who seemingly responded to those reports on social media.

On X, he wrote: "News to me," accompanied with a laughing face emoji.

Back in March, Arteta warned the English goalkeeper that no talks about his future at Arsenal will take place until the end of the season.

"Now is the season, now is tomorrow, now is what we have done today and how can we improve tomorrow," he said.

"And those talks are for much after, I think."

On signing Ramsdale to replace Bernd Leno in the summer of 2021, he added: "The connection on a personal level goes two ways pretty much and I’m really happy that we made the call as a club to sign him."