Premier League giants ready to present irresistible reward for Southampton hero | OneFootball

If there's one Southampton player who doesn't deserve relegation, it's Aaron Ramsdale. Thankfully, the keeper's efforts wouldn't end futile, as Chelsea is willing to reward him with a summer move.

Football is a team sport, and any club excels only through collective effort. Sounds simple, right? It indeed is, except for Southampton, who have struggled to implement this thumb rule throughout this season.

Well, recognizing this, the new lows they have registered recently make complete sense.

Want to hear Southampton's 2024/25 campaign summary? Simply put, it has been Aaron Ramsdale giving his heart out on the field among a group of subpar players.

Take any Southampton matchday, this has been the repeated pattern all along. Still, you know what disappoints? The fixture's result haven't done justice to the keeper's remarkable efforts.

That's why even a devoted Southampton fan can't disagree that the Saints don't deserve Ramsdale any further.

But as they say, whole-heartedly put in efforts never goes in vain. Luckily, it won't happen with the 26-year-old either, as various Premier League clubs are willing to offer him a summer escape route.

While Ramsdale has been linked with Bournemouth, this time, it's Chelsea who has shown interest in him.

Chelsea eyeing Aaron Ramsdale for a summer move

As per Football Transfers, the Blues are willing to complete a summer transfer for Saints keeper Ramsdale. Having defensively struggled this season, the ex-Arsenal star can provide what Maresca needs.

Now, the Blues' financial strength is well known. Completed various marquee deals in recent years, Chelsea clearly is the frontrunner to lure Ramsdale away from Southampton.

Hey, but thought what about Southampton then? To say the least, Ramsdale's departure would leave a massive dent in their lineup.

Given their situation, either they would depend on options like Bazunu and McCarthy or look for a keeper once again. But, if you ask me, the Saints should back already existing options.