🚨 “He’s Really Good” – Wayne Bridge Tells Chelsea to Sign Aaron Ramsdale Amid Maresca’s Goalkeeping Crisis!
After another toothless Chelsea display, pressure mounts on Maresca to fix glaring problems — and Ramsdale could be the solution.
What’s happening:
Former Chelsea defender Wayne Bridge has publicly urged new manager Enzo Maresca to go all in for Aaron Ramsdale this summer, calling the Southampton goalkeeper a “really good” option amid the Blues’ lackluster form.
The context:
Chelsea were held to a 0-0 draw vs Brentford, once again showing little attacking spark and inconsistent performances at the back.
Maresca’s rotation policy and post-match excuses have left fans furious, with even weather blamed for the dull performance.
Chelsea’s current keepers have failed to inspire confidence, prompting suggestions for a new No.1.
Bridge’s words:
> “He’s a good goalie, mate. He could play for most teams in the Premier League… He could be Chelsea’s goalie.”
Bridge sympathized with Ramsdale’s fall from grace after being benched at Arsenal and now toiling at relegated Southampton, but insisted his talent remains top-tier.
Why Ramsdale makes sense:
Ramsdale is still only 26, England-capped, and hungry to prove himself again.
He’d bring Premier League experience, shot-stopping ability, and character to a Chelsea side desperate for consistency.
With Chelsea eyeing silverware in the Conference League and top-four hopes still alive, strong hands at the back could be crucial.
Would Ramsdale be a smart move for Chelsea’s project, or should they
aim even higher in the summer?
