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Former England international goalkeeper Ben Foster has revealed that he would be prepared to take on a supporting role at Arsenal, behind current No 1 Aaron Ramsdale.
The 39-year-old Foster is nearing the end of his Watford contract, and told his "Fozcast listeners that he would love to help out a younger keeper, and believes he has what it takes to help improve Ramsdale.
However, the Premier League veteran also hinted that he would still be ready and waiting to take on a starting role if he thought that he could do a better job than the young England International.
Ben Foster has played 390 Premier League matches, 26 of which came last season at Watford
Foster told Fozcast: 'If I'm signing for a club as a No 2 goalkeeper, depending on who the first-choice goalkeeper is, so say it was someone like Arsenal or even Aston Villa for example where you've got the first choice goalie I know is a world-class goalkeeper.
'So someone like Ramsdale or Emi Martinez, I know I've got a world-class goalkeeper in front of me who's still at an age where they're learning and they can get better - because they can, they've got the potential.
'I will, at that point, say, "Right I am going to help you as much as I can to maximise your ability and make sure that you become an absolute monster, a beast, and give you all the tools that I've learned".
Since joining last summer for £25.2million, Aaron Ramsdale kept 15 clean sheets in 39 games
'I'd love to be able to do that, and I can happily go in every day knowing that's my role because it's an
