"He's been about for a while and he's still got football in his legs. He might even have more with this move, I don't know,"
"We'll see. He's available. You cannot not look at him. It's impossible. We're always quick to try and retire people. It's not our right to, not our right to have an opinion on their right. I don't believe it is."
"Leave it to them. When they've earned that, leave it to them. And the moment he says no, then, 'Where's your statue?' Then we'll do that for you. Because he's been the most incredible player. And do you know what I found with him as well? The team grows. When they see him, they grow. You just hear his messaging and he talks. [Players think] 'we're good, we're good, we've got this'. Even at 50% of what it was before."
Aaron Ramsey was omitted from the Wales squad for the World Cup qualifier in Kazakhstan and a friendly against Canada because of lack of match fitness. Ramsey has made only one substitute appearance since March, which came when he debuted for new club Pumas UNAM after a hamstring injury at Cardiff City. Ramsey has stated a goal of playing at the 2026 World Cup. Wales boss Craig Bellamy described the omission as a mutual decision, insisted Ramsey remains available for selection, and praised Ramsey's leadership, influence and positive effect on team confidence.
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