AARON RAMSEY would love to return to boyhood club Cardiff – one day.
The Wales captain has an uncertain club future following 12 months with Ligue 1 side Nice.
Ex-Arsenal and Juventus star midfielder Ramsey is due to become a free agent at the end of this month after failing to agree a new deal in France.
Rambo has been linked with Cardiff where he started his career before moving to the Gunners in 2008.
Asked would he rejoin Cardiff, Ramsey said: “That’s where I grew up. I’ll be forever grateful for them for what they have done for my career because they gave me that opportunity and platform as a young boy to go and be a professional.
“So for sure, one day I would love to go back there. It would mean a lot. Who knows when that time might be.
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“My future is still up in the air. There’s a lot of discussions to be had and there’s a few things that need sorting out in the next few weeks. We will see what happens.
“I’m happy to be at home at the moment. I’ve got three or weeks off now and I will enjoy that with my family.
“My family is the most important thing in whatever decision we make. I’m excited. I still have a lot of football in me.”
Ramsey made 34 Nice appearances after moving to the south of France following a spell with Juventus. The 32-year-old ended his season on Monday night as Wales lost 2-0 in Turkey.
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While Ramsey’s future remains up in the air, West Ham midfielder Declan Rice is weighing up offers from the Welshman’s old club Arsenal and Manchester City.
The ex-Gunners star, speaking at the opening of Cruyff Court Aaron Ramsey at the Trinity Fields School near his hometown of Caerphilly, added: “He’s a heck of a player. Whichever club he goes to they will be getting an unbelievable player.
“Arsenal have done really good business over the last few transfer windows so I’m sure they will do the same again. He will definitely strengthen any team.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
