"Present, but not heavily involved, Ramsey's role felt symbolic of these latter years of the midfielder's playing career. It has been some ride, from scoring winning goals in FA Cup finals and Champions League stunners for Arsenal to playing in Serie A with Juventus, and then of course to his exploits with Wales, establishing himself as a national great with his central role in their epic run to the semi-finals at Euro 2016."
"Although Ramsey wants to keep that journey going, the end is coming into view. Without a club after an injury-interrupted two years at Cardiff City, followed by a short and unhappy spell in Mexico, Ramsey faces an uncertain future. He has said he wants to play for Wales at next summer's World Cup but, having gone more than a year since representing his country, it begs the question: Have we seen the last of Aaron Ramsey?"
Aaron Ramsey has not played for Wales for 14 months because of injuries and is currently without a club after leaving Pumas in Mexico. He attended Wales' 7-1 win over North Macedonia in an informal capacity, assisting training and gaining coaching experience while rehabbing. Ramsey's career includes key goals for Arsenal, a spell at Juventus, and a central role in Wales' run to the Euro 2016 semi-finals. He cannot join a new club until January, lacks match fitness, and has been overlooked for recent Wales squads. He wants to play at next summer's World Cup but must secure a club and regain fitness to return.
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