Bernd Leno, 29, fell behind Ramsdale by order.
Arteta is not going to talk about it with any media
Arteta is adamant that he had a clear conversation with The German international before ditching him for Ramsdale. Bernd Leno fell behind Aaron Ramsdale at Arsenal, with the former Sheffield United keeper starting the last three Premier League games as the Gunners. Speaking to German media after defeating Spurs over the weekend, Bernd said Mikel Arteta did not give him a clear reason why he was dropped. But Mikel insists that he opened with the 29-year-old player.
Responding to Bernd’s comments, the Arsenal boss revealed that he spoke to his ex-No.1 two days before Norwich’s game last month and explained why Aaron would start against the Canaries. Mikel Arteta said he had a very clear conversation with him 48 hours before Mikel was about to make a decision. Obviously, any conversation he has with him is completely private, and Arteta is not going to talk about it with any media.
Bernd Leno concentrates on his work
Bernd Leno was interviewed after Arsenal’s North London derby win over the weekend, arguing that there was no clear reason why Leno came out, but it had nothing to do with his performance. Arteta coach, he decides. Of course, it is difficult for Bernd Leno. Only if nothing changes in Leno’s situation by winter, he will have to think about things: what option does Bernd Leno have, how can he continue? Leno concentrates on his teaching work; Bernd is not in a position to make any commitment at this time.
Try to help others
Bernd is expected to be back on the bench on Saturday when Arsenal looks to win four league victories in a row against Brighton at Amex Stadium. In the run-up to this game, Mikel told Bernd Leno to keep working the way he always did, despite falling out of order. When asked what he expects to see from Bernd Leno, Mikel Arteta said that the same thing he did every day,. Train the way Leno does, to be what he is, the way he keeps himself, and try to help other guardians and other guardians try to help him.