Aaron Ramsdale is now available on loan, as reported by Lee Hendrie. Rangers and Galatasaray are reportedly interested. Lee Hendrie reckons Aaron Ramsdale moving to Rangers would be a 'backwards step', suggesting he has more to offer and might end up at a Premier League club instead.

The Daily Record reports on Aaron Ramsdale's potential loan move from Southampton this summer. Aaron Ramsdale will be allowed to leave Southampton on loan this summer. Rangers is credited with an interest in the England keeper, who is a top earner at St Mary's, reportedly earning in excess of £100,000-a-week. Ramsdale aims to play at the highest level possible to secure a spot in the England World Cup squad next year. A reunion with Russell Martin in Govan is suggested to make sense, as it would be a move to a huge club.

Daily Record has reported that Rangers are showing interest in Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. The club has apparently joined the competition to sign Ramsdale, with newly appointed manager Russell Martin expressing a desire to reunite with the 27-year-old England international. However, West Ham United and Leeds United are currently leading the pursuit. Acquiring Ramsdale would signify a significant move for Rangers' new owners, 49ers Enterprises. The relationship between Martin and Ramsdale is said to be positive, and both parties would be open to working together once more. Ramsdale was transferred to Southampton from Arsenal last summer in a £25 million deal orchestrated by Martin, but the transfer did not meet expectations as Southampton faced relegation from the English Premier League, leading to Martin's dismissal. Meanwhile, Rangers are facing uncertainties regarding their goalkeeping situation, as current keeper Jack Butland's future is uncertain following his drop from the team due to a decline in performance.