Former Manchester United goalkeeper recommends new stopper to Chelsea this summer

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A former Manchester United shot-stopper has advised Chelsea on a goalkeeper they should consider signing during the upcoming summer window.

This suggestion follows Chelsea’s crucial win on Saturday afternoon, where they secured a 1-0 victory over Everton at Stamford Bridge, thanks to a brilliant first-half finish from forward Nicolas Jackson, ending his scoring drought for 2025.

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It wasn’t a straightforward match for Chelsea, and it was goalkeeper Robert Sanchez who surprisingly emerged as the match-winner, playing a vital role in preserving the clean sheet with key saves in the second half.

Another standout for Chelsea was centre-back Trevoh Chalobah, who arguably deserved man-of-the-match honors as well. Head coach Enzo Maresca stood by the club’s earlier choice to loan Chalobah out during the summer before bringing him back midway through the season.

Despite Sanchez’s strong showing in this fixture, his overall performances in a Chelsea jersey have been underwhelming, and if the team truly aims to progress, bringing in a new goalkeeper seems necessary.

**Chelsea should go for Ramsdale**

**Aaron Ramsdale in action for Southampton against Brighton.**

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Ex-Manchester United keeper Ben Foster has said Chelsea ought to consider signing ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, who has just experienced relegation with Southampton.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Foster shared that Ramsdale would be a quality addition for Chelsea.

When asked about whether he would sign Ramsdale if he were at Chelsea, Foster replied: “Yes, I would. He would be an upgrade… Rambo needs to find a team that are going to be a solid, settled Premier League team, and you’ll get another 10 years out of Aaron Ramsdale at the top level.”

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