Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is leaving the club after 11 seasons to join Juventus, the Serie A club said on Monday as it confirmed the Welshman had signed a four-year contract.
The 28-year-old will join the Turin side in July and become the third Welshman to play for them after John Charles, who played for them from 1957 to 1962, and Ian Rush.
A contract was reportedly placed on the table for Ramsey and subsequently withdrawn for reasons many don't seem to understand. The reasons notwithstanding, have Arsenal made the right choice in letting him go.
The answer is No. Aaron Ramsey joined Arsenal from Cardiff in 2008. Since breaking into the 1st team he has been an integral, non-burdensome part of the Arsenal set up.
He is currently the longest-serving player in the team and by letting him go, Arsenal will lose leadership and experience.
Ramsey represents the dream of all gunners cutting their teeth in the Arsenal academy and hoping to one day like Ramsey become the main feature of the team they know and love.
He's [Ramsey] grown up to be a great player with Arsenal. They could do with someone like him. We know what he can do for the club. For me, he’s a future Arsenal captain. I know he loves the club. It’s difficult for me to comment on because I’m not there but I do know he’s a great player – if it was me I know I would want to keep him around.He’s a great guy to have around. He’s been at the club so long and knows it inside out. If you look at what he’s done for the club too
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