The Blues boss has urged supporters and pundits not to get carried away by his club's positive start to the season.

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Aaron Ramsdale revealed he left Arsenal because he did not “want to win trophies if I was sitting on the bench”. The goalkeeper joined Southampton from the Gunners in the summer after being replaced as Arsenal number one by David Raya.

Aaron Ramsdale has revealed his Arsenal rival David Raya was among the first people to offer him a congratulatory message upon confirmation of his summer move to Southampton. The England international played a key part in helping Arsenal establish themselves as title contenders under Mikel Arteta and looked set to spend the peak years of his career in north London after signing a new long-term contract 18 months ago.

Aaron Ramsdale will return to the Emirates Stadium this weekend where he will be lining up opposite the man who stole his place and prompted his exit.