Ollie Watkin’s trade fell through, and Aston Villa ultimately agreed to a deal with Arsenal to sell the second forward.

After seeing both Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus sidelined for extended periods of time,

Mikel Arteta made it clear that the Gunners wanted to sign a new attacker in January.

Since players like Alexander Isak and Benjamin Sesko would have been impossible for

Arsenal or any other team to acquire, they went after Villa’s Watkins.

A £40 million bid was not close to enticing the Midlanders into negotiations,

but according to TBRFootball, Arteta’s team is now interested in signing Watkins’ teammate Ramsey.

According to TBRFootball, Arteta’s team is now interested in Watkins’ teammate Ramsey,

although a £40 million approach was not close to convincing the Midlanders to engage in talks.

According to reports, the Villa player, who is highly regarded under Unai Emery’s leadership,

According to reports, both are closely monitoring Ramsey’s development and are

“extremely impressed” with what they have observed.

The Villa player, who started the season as a central midfielder, has mostly played as a

left-midfielder/winger this season. He has two goals and four assists across all competitions,

but he has also missed more than a month due to injury.