Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has reiterated that he won’t leave the club been relegation from the Premier League.
Recall that Soton’s fate was confirmed after losing 3-1 to Tottenham on Sunday.
Speaking with the club’s website, Ramsdale stated that his ambition is to keep playing football.
“I’ve had my name mentioned many times over my career, and it’s quite easy to forget about it.
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“I don’t have my comments or my name on social media, so if anyone puts anything on there, I’ll never see it. It’s quite easy because I don’t go searching for myself.
“I don’t really know who I’m getting tied to or what people are saying about me. I don’t really care.
“For me, it was about coming here to play. I knew it was going to be tough. I didn’t manage to play as many games because of injuries, which is unfortunate, but I’ve loved my time so far.
“We’ve still got eight games left, and as I said, it’s about finishing the season respectfully. Whatever will be, will be. I could be here, I could be abroad, I could be on a different team. I’m 26, I want to play football, and if that means moving or staying to fulfil my dreams, then that would be it.”
