Arsenal are keen to offload up to seven first-team players ahead of the 2024-25 season including out of favour goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale.

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• Gunners keen to continue squad rebuild
• Mass exodus on the cards
• Ramsdale tops unwanted list

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Mikel Arteta has moulded a squad capable of competing for the Premier League in recent years but Arsenal still have some deadwood lurking in their squad. Reports suggest up to seven first-team players have been made available for transfers away from North London including England international Ramsdale.

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• WHO COULD ARSENAL SELL?

  According to The Mirror, Eddie Nketiah, Emile Smith Rowe, Kieran Tierney, Nuno Tavares, Albert Sambi Lokonga and Reiss Nelson are all surplus to requirements alongside Ramsdale. Cedric Soares, Mohamed Elneny and Arthur Okonkwo are also expected to depart when their contracts expire on June 1. The report goes on to add that Arsenal are willing to back Arteta again following a significant spend on the likes of Jurrien Timber, Declan Rice and Kai Havertz last summer.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  The Gunners have recruited some serious star power in the last few years. but they have so far been unable to dethrone Manchester City in the Premier League. By getting the outgoings sorted early, Arteta will have the opportunity to draft in two or three more quality starters and perhaps overtake Pep Guardiola's men in 2024-25.

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  WHAT NEXT FOR RAMSDALE?

  Although he has been highlighted for his mistakes in goal, Ramsdale has shown he can be a quality keeper capable of thriving at the top of the table. He still has two years left on his contract at the Emirates but Arsenal may accept a low bid if it means moving on the unwanted 25-year-old. Newcastle and Chelsea have been linked with the former Sheffield United and Bournemouth stopper.

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