Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has outlined his dream of staying with Arsenal for the next decade and beyond as he aims to become a club legend. The Gunners are hoping to finish the 2022/23 campaign by winning the Premier League and Europa League in what would be a historic season for the club.
Ramsdale has been influential in Arsenal's Premier League title race against Manchester City, making a number of crucial saves that have seen the Gunners lose just three games from their 27 Premier League fixtures so far. The 24-year-old's performances this season saw him pick up the Goalkeeper of the Year Award at the London Football Awards ceremony on Monday night.
Manager Mikel Arteta was awarded for his fine work this season with the Manager of the Year gong, while Martin Odegaard took home the Premier League player award for a campaign in which he has managed 10 goals and seven assists already, beating off competition from the likes of Harry Kane. Bukayo Saka scooped up the Premier League Young Player of the Year award ahead of teammates Gabriel Martinelli and William Saliba.
