ARSENAL star Aaron Ramsdale insists he wants to stay at the club for the rest of his career and become a legend.
The goalkeeper is into his second season at the Gunners after arriving from Sheffield United for a fee of around £30million.
The 24-year-old is enjoying a fine season, helping Mikel Arteta’s side stay ahead of Manchester City in the race for the title.
Ramsdale has kept 13 clean sheets in all competitions this term and was named keeper of the year at the London Football Awards.
At the ceremony he told the BBC he has hopes of staying at Arsenal for years to come.
Ramsdale explained: “It was a difficult period moving club to club, even before that going on loan, I never imagined leaving Bournemouth after a year, I never imagined leaving Sheffield United after a year.
“But this is a place now where I can see myself for 10, 12, 15 years.
“That’s the aim, that’s the goal, that’s the aim, to stay at the top for that amount of time.
“Hopefully, I’ll never have to leave and I’ll become a real hero and legend at this football club.”
He was also asked about manager Arteta’s influence on him joining Arsenal.
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Ramsdale said: “From the first phone call, from the first day he said be yourself, you don’t need to be anybody who hides behind an image, or to shy away from speaking up in changing rooms.
‘The first day I came in, thankfully I knew a few of the boys from previous clubs or England, so I was able to come in and joke straight away and people can see my character.
“It definitely allowed me to express myself on the pitch from the first game.”
