Team Talk reports that West Ham is leading the race to sign Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale following Southampton's relegation. Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is a target for West Ham, who are leading the race for his signature following Southampton's relegation to the Championship. Ramsdale has a relegation release clause in his contract set at £25 million. West Ham are preparing a £20 million bid, but may need to meet the full release clause. Ramsdale's desire to stay in the Premier League aligns with West Ham's interest.

Southampton's goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is anticipated to be highly sought after in the upcoming transfer window, as he seeks a transfer that will enable him to continue playing in the Premier League following Southampton's relegation. It is reported that with a £25 million release clause now in effect, numerous clubs are eager to pursue him this summer. Sources from Caught Offside indicate that West Ham United are currently leading the competition and are planning to present an offer of approximately €23 million (£20 million). The Hammers reportedly see Ramsdale as a potential long-term successor to Alphonse Areola, who has faced issues with injuries and inconsistent performance this season.

The Sun reports on West Ham's interest in Southampton's Aaron Ramsdale as a major option for their goalkeeper position. West Ham are also considering Southampton's Aaron Ramsdale as a major option for their goalkeeper position. Ramsdale wants to stay in the Premier League following Southampton's relegation. He is keen to ensure he is in England’s squad for next summer’s World Cup and would likely jump at the chance to sign for West Ham.

Sky Sports reports that West Ham United is considering making an offer of 23 million euros for Aaron Ramsdale. Southampton will be playing in the Championship next season, and Ramsdale, who is a former Arsenal player, might be tempted by the offer from the Hammers.