David Ospina’s agent says that the Colombian has several offers to secure his services, but that his wages at Arsenal and what the club are seeking as a transfer fee ensure a move is more complicated than people might think. David Ospina Ramírez is a Colombian professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for English club Arsenal and the Colombia national team. Ospina began his career at Atlético Nacional, making his debut with the club in 2005.
The Gunners have signed Bernd Leno for £22.5m, and handed Petr Cech the number 1 shirt, meaning the 29 year old is essentially the third choice right now. A move makes sense on many levels, and Ospina is seeking to stay in Europe despite interest from Boca Juniors in Argentina.
Lucas Jaramillo, said, “David has had an excellent World Cup, it has been very important for him, it is not a lie for anyone to say that he finds himself uncomfortable in Arsenal. What happened in Russia will be very important for his future.” And on what might happen this summer, he continued, “Well, we have to wait. There are several clubs interested in David, but leaving Arsenal is not easy because they’re team that pays well and asks a lot for the player, and we must add that he has a contract for two more years. The priority is Europe, but as I say, we have to wait.”