According to a story published in the Metro, Juventus is looking for cash due to COVID-19’s impact on their finances, and Aaron Ramsey’s $500,000 (USD) per week wage bill could be one of the cuts the Old Lady might have to make. Waiting on the other side of this decision could be one of the Gunners’ top rivals, Manchester United. Reports indicate Ole Gunnar Solskajaer is a big fan of the former Arsenal midfielder.
Unfortunately for Rambo, the Welshman has not made an impact at Juventus, earning only nine Serie A starts under boss Maurizio Sarri. Ramsey left Arsenal on a free transfer at the end of last season.
Former Wales manager Chris Coleman told the Mirror he believes Ramsey would be a great fit in Manchester. “He’s at his best when he’s under a bit of pressure, when he’s playing against the best teams and when he’s playing in the big games.”
At the end of the day. Ramsey’s huge salary could make a move to Manchester United difficult. A huge wage decrease or a loan deal between Juventus and United might provide the only possibilities.
For me, I would like to see Rambo back at the Emirates. Between 2008-2019, Ramsey wore the Arsenal shirt with distinction. Even a career threatening injury didn’t stop his remarkable career for the Gunners. He scored 40 goals during his 262 appearances for Arsenal, and always was a driving force in our midfield and in the dressing room.
They say you can’t go home again, but for me, Arsenal is Aaron Ramsey’s home, and that’s where he belongs.
Cheers, and stay healthy and safe!
Gunner1953
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