Wenger not impressed by Arteta's call to keep Leno as Arsenal's goalkeeper: "It doesn't work."

Arsene Wenger, the legendary Arsenal manager, has recently voiced his opinion on Mikel Arteta's goalkeeping decisions. Wenger believes that Aaron Ramsdale should win back his place in the team and that it is not ideal to have two competing goalkeepers.

Ramsdale has been benched for Arsenal's last nine matches, with David Raya, who was brought in due to his superior distribution, preferred between the sticks. However, Raya has had a few nervy moments, such as when Mykhaylo Mudryk lobbed him at Stamford Bridge.

Speaking on beIN SPORTS, Wenger expressed that he believes Ramsdale has the chance to regain his place in the team. He added that he personally likes Ramsdale and that the English shot-stopper made decisive saves in games last season. Wenger also noted that a number of Arsenal fans were not happy with Ramsdale's feet and distribution, but concluded that stopping balls from entering the back of the net is more important.

The Frenchman also shared his belief that a designated number one goalkeeper is needed and that rotation with goalkeepers is not ideal. This is sure to be an interesting situation to watch, with Arsenal fans eager to see who will be the designated number one goalkeeper.

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