The Arsenal team received praise for their heartwarming display of support towards goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale after their match against Brentford.

Ramsdale was given a rare start in Mikel Arteta's lineup and managed to keep a clean sheet as Arsenal secured a 1-0 victory at the Gtech Community Stadium, with Kai Havertz scoring the winning goal.

During this challenging season, Ramsdale lost his position as the team's number one goalkeeper to David Raya, who arrived on loan from Brentford during the summer.

However, Raya was unable to play against his parent club, resulting in Ramsdale's return to the starting lineup.

The 25-year-old delivered an impressive performance in goal, which was clearly recognized by his teammates and Arteta.

After the match, the Spanish manager and every Arsenal player approached Ramsdale, embracing him in a powerful display of team unity amidst his ongoing battle for more playing time ahead of Euro 2024.

Fans were touched by this gesture and took to social media to praise the team's camaraderie.

One fan tweeted: "What a gesture from the team towards Ramsdale after the final whistle."

Another commented: "Look at the team surrounding Ramsdale, this is a beautiful demonstration of brotherhood."

A third fan posted: "Love the response that the #Arsenal players had for Aaron Ramsdale."

Another supporter said: "Arteta hugs Ramsdale. The players rallied around him at full time. Lovely to see. The pressure must have been insane."

And another fan stated: "You can tell Ramsdale is very much loved by his teammates."

However, it seems that Arteta is likely to stick with Raya as Arsenal appears to have made the decision to secure a permanent deal for the goalkeeper in January.