But the problem that makes me curious is that Arsenal actually already have a good goalkeeper. But I'm quite surprised this club is suddenly after David Raya?
Actually it is not a problem from the clubs perspective, Arsenal would be absolutely delighted to have two brilliant goalkeepers, thus they'll know that whoever plays will perform excellently well. The problem is from the players' perspective, which of these goalkeepers would be happy being a makeshift player, Ramsdale is very good, and David Raya has been excellent for Bretford; i know competition for starting places helps to improve a team, but sometimes it can be too much for the manager and the players, and it will eventually lead to players leaving sooner rather than later because they are not happy with their game-time.
I even agree with Arsenal decision to bring in David Raya, he is one of the best goalkeepers and by having 2 options Arsenal is more confident in strengthening the goal line. At the beginning of last season, David Raya was predicted to be a substitute goalkeeper for De Gea, but unfortunately, this did not continue to the serious level of Erik Ten Hag. So when I heard that Arsenal was interested in bringing him to The Gunner's headquarters, it was the right choice. In addition, Arsenal's increasingly busy schedule, including the Champions League, which certainly requires a skilled goalkeeper, David Raya is quite worthy as a replacement for Aaron Ramsdale.