Aaron Ramsey has returned to his roots

Aaron Ramsey has returned to his roots at the age of 32. Nice today announced an agreement with the Welsh midfielder to end the contract that linked them and shortly after Cardiff City, the Championship team (English second division) where he started his career as a footballer, announced his signing for two seasons.

Ramsey arrives a year ago in Niceout of contract, after playing the second half of the 2021-2022 season at Scottish Rangers on loan from Juventus.

At Nice he played 34 games in all competitions, fulfilling the quota given in a clause in his contract, which was automatically renewed until 2024. Even Ramsey came to negotiate with the board a contract extension until 2025, but it did not come and, on the contrary, both parties decided to kill it.

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Now released from Nice, Ramsey will continue his career in his home country, Wales, where he will return to join the Cardiff City, the club where he took his first steps in football before making his first team debut in 2006 and where he returned on loan in 2011 for a month to regain physical tone.

Arsenal, his best stage

In 2008 he went to Arsenal, where the ranks he spent eleven seasons, until February 2019, the best phase of his career, winning the FA Cup three times, a Community Shield, as well as being runner-up in the Europa League in 2019 However, he was loaned out to Nottingham in 2010 and Cardiff City themselves in 2011.

It was then that he arrived for free at Juventus. He won the Serie A, Coppa and Super Cup before being loaned out to Rangers in January 2022, where he won the FA Cup but they lost the Europa League final in Seville against Eintracht Frankfurt on penalties after missing the only shot. In Gareth Balehas been key to the rise of the Wales team, which has participated in the 2016 and 2020 Euro Cups and the 2022 World Cup.