Team Talk reports on the potential return of Ramsdale to his former club Bournemouth. Ramsdale is a major target for his old club Bournemouth, where he played under Eddie Howe. Bournemouth is considering the player with a release clause of £25 million.

Aaron Ramsdale is attracting interest from Bournemouth as they keep tabs on his situation. Bournemouth could move for him if they fail to sign Kepa Arrizabalaga on a permanent deal. Ramsdale has a relegation release clause in his contract, and Bournemouth would need to promise him regular Premier League football.

Aaron Ramsdale, who gained recognition during his time at Bournemouth and Sheffield United before transferring to Arsenal in 2021, is reportedly considering a return to Bournemouth as the club seeks a new first-choice goalkeeper. Although Ramsdale moved to Southampton for playing opportunities, he is said to have no interest in competing in the Championship. At 26, the goalkeeper, affectionately nicknamed 'Rambo', is eager to steer clear of Southampton's potential relegation to the second tier. Bournemouth, where Ramsdale still enjoys considerable support, are reportedly monitoring the situation closely. The club currently has Kepa, 30, on loan from Chelsea, but is in search of a more permanent solution for their goalkeeper role.