Arsenal linked with shock Aaron Ramsey transfer return with Wales midfielder wanting to come back to Prem from Juventus
AARON RAMSEY wants to come back to Arsenal, according to reports. The Wales midfielder has been heavily linked with a return to England and the Gunners are said to be the leading the group of four Premier League sides interested in him. The 30-year-old former Arsenal man is currently playing for Wales at the European Championships, a welcome break […]
AARON RAMSEY wants to come back to Arsenal, according to reports.
The Wales midfielder has been heavily linked with a return to England and the Gunners are said to be the leading the group of four Premier League sides interested in him.
The 30-year-old former Arsenal man is currently playing for Wales at the European Championships, a welcome break from what has been a turbulent time in Italy.
Ramsey has two years on left his Juve deal.
But both player and club are looking for a transfer this summer, according to Calciomercato.
Arsenal, West Ham, Crystal Palace and Everton are said to be the four clubs keeping tabs on his situation.
But Ramsey reportedly wants to return to the Emirates where he played 371 games between 2008 and 2019.
He has featured 65 times over two seasons at Juve but has only managed six goals and six assists.
The Wales international recently suffered four months on the sidelines due to injury and upon his return was then left out of the squad for the Serie A run-in by manager Andrea Pirlo.
Since signing for Juve on a free transfer, Ramsey has been one of the club’s highest earners with a contract worth £400,000-a-week.
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And in a recent interview Ramsey spoke about the difficulties he has faced during his two-year spell at Juventus.
Speaking to La Repubblica, he said: “The last two seasons at Juve have been very difficult, frustrating, not only from a physical point of view.
“There have been factors and changes that I was not used to.
“In the national team, on the other hand, I am happy to have a team that follows me step by step.
“They understand me, they know what I need and also what my body needs.
“Unfortunately sometimes the teams always continue to work in a certain way, too.
“When a player would need more attention… at least now I have the right people around me and then I’ll do everything to get back to a place where I can feel good again, and have confidence.”
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