Arsenal players praised for elegant gesture towards Aaron Ramsdale after final whistle against Brentford

The England international has been having a tough season since David Raya, who joined on loan from Brentford in the summer, has been starting at number one instead of him.

Ramsdale got a rare start in Mikel Arteta's line-up after David Raya’s clause prevented him from starting against his former team.

The Gunners overcame the Bees 1-0 at the Gtech Community Stadium with a late goal by Kai Havertz with Ramsdale keeping a clean sheet.

Early in the game, the 25-year-old showed signs of insecurity, but he eventually gained confidence and put an end to any late threat.

In a wonderful display of team spirit, Arteta and every other Arsenal player embraced Ramsdale after the final whistle as reported by the Sun.

Following that heartfelt gesture, supporters praised their team's "brotherhood" on social media.

One fan tweeted, "What a gesture from team to Ramsdale after the final whistle."

Another fan commented, "Look at the team around Ramsdale this is beautiful man what a brotherhood."

A third shared a posted, "Love the response the #Arsenal players had for Aaron Ramsdale.

"Clearly a lot of love from all of the outfield players for the Gunners’ keeper."

One fan added, "Arteta hugs Ramsdale. The players rallied round him at full time. Lovely to see. The pressure must have been insane."

However, it appears like Arteta will remain with Raya as Arsenal has chosen to finalise a long-term agreement by January.