How Everton can give Aaron Ramsdale redemption he's desperate for after transfer latest

Everton may rescue Aaron Ramsdale from Southampton misery.

The English goalkeeper has become an outcast at the Saints after returning from his loan spell at Newcastle United.

A few years ago, the 28-year-old shot-stopper was considered one of England's best, but is now struggling at the Championship club.

Ramsdale has been linked with a move to Hill Dickinson Stadium in the past and could potentially see the option emerge soon.

The goalkeeper was brilliant for several seasons at Arsenal before eventually being replaced by David Raya.

While the shot-stopper had a mixed spell at St James' Park, he did pip Nick Pope to feature in some important Premier League and Champions League matches and there's arguably still a lot of potential in him to bring out.

Why Everton could turn to Aaron Ramsdale transfer soon

Ramsdale was on Everton's radar in the summer amid uncertainty around Jordan Pickford.

David Moyes has relied heavily on the 32-year-old in between the sticks at Hill Dickinson Stadium, but the England international may be on his way out soon.

Bayern Munich have Pickford on their shortlist, with Vincent Kompany gathering information about the shot-stopper.

If the Merseyside outfit do lose their number one, they will be left with a massive void in the starting lineup.

Pickford's leadership and quality have been essential in keeping the Merseyside outfit in the Premier League and finding the right replacement will be imperative.

What Aaron Ramsdale can bring to Hill Dickinson Stadium at his best

Ramsdale was consistently delivering exceptional performances for Arsenal not long ago and Everton will surely believe they can bring out the best in him.

Under Moyes, the likes of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Jack Grealish have reinvented themselves.

Speaking about Ramsdale in 2021, Jamie Redknapp said, "The modern-day goalkeeper has to be good on the ball and also a great goalkeeper, who makes big saves. I think Ramsdale needs a chance [with England]. He's special."

While the Southampton shot-stopper is no longer in his prime form, he is still relatively young for a goalkeeper.

All Ramsdale might need to redeem himself is some confidence and Moyes' player-management skills can surely help do that.

The Englishman has clearly been desperate to reclaim his reputation and Hill Dickinson Stadium could potentially be where that happens.