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The Juventus midfielder beat fellow teammate Arthur Melo to the Calcio Bidone which is the award for the biggest flop in Serie A. The Biaconeri time in Turin has been largely disappointing with injuries and a massive loss of form the biggest culprit.

The Welshman has played in just three league games all season and has no attacking return to shoe for his effort. The award which is a yearly award that is adjudged by votes saw Ramsey pull up 2,686 votes to beat Lazio frontman Muriqi who finished with 2,567 votes.

Muriqi who was a €20m signing for Lazio from Fenerbache in 2020 has seen just two goals in almost 50 appearances for his team. The Kosovan international is looking for a move to West Brom, with hopes that it would lead to an end to his nightmare time at Lazio so far.

Though Juventus can thank their stars that Ramsey was a free agent from Arsenal in 2019. The same cannot be said for Arthur Melo that finished third with 1,794 votes. The Brazilian time in the white and black of Juventus has been so bad that key figures at the club would be wondering why they made such a deal with Barcelona. Melo cost Juventus in excess of €70m but has not been able to hold in starting berth since he made the switch in 2020.

Ramsey would definitely not be keen on this kind of attention as he tries to fight his way back into the hearts of the Biaconeri faithful. The Juventus outcast would hope to add minutes to the measly 116 minutes that he has managed all season. For now, he has to make do with the fact that his time has been a disaster, and the Calcio Bidone is what he deserves.

Wales international Aaron Ramsey has revealed his disappointment after Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was sold to Liverpool on transfer deadline day. The Gunners accepted a fee of around £35m from the Reds for the attacker following his reluctance to extend his contract beyond the end of the season.

The England international was also linked with a potential move to Chelsea earlier in the week, but he snubbed the Blues in favour of Liverpool, who provided him the assurance of playing in the central midfield role.

Wales international Aaron Ramsey has revealed his disappointment after Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was sold to Liverpool on transfer deadline day. The Gunners accepted a fee of around £35m from the Reds for the attacker following his reluctance to extend his contract beyond the end of the season.

The England international was also linked with a potential move to Chelsea earlier in the week, but he snubbed the Blues in favour of Liverpool, who provided him the assurance of playing in the central midfield role.

Upon the midfielder’s exit, Ramsey took to Instagram to make his feelings clear over the move, but he left an unfortunate hash tag at the end which summed up the Gunners’ situation at the moment, he wrote: “Another of our British boys heading on to new things. Not only have we lost a great player we’ve lost a great guy in the changing room and it is sad to see you go mate. Had some great memories over the years playing alongside you and I wish you all the best with this new chapter in your life #theOX #shaaambles”

Shortly after, the Welshman had seen immense criticism directed towards the club for the situation, but Ramsey later clarified that the hash tag #shaambles was a nickname given to the 24-year-old due to him being always late for training, he added: “Let’s all calm down, ‘Shaaambles’ was a nickname used as a joke for the ox sometimes around the training ground. #personaljoke”

Arsene Wenger had the ambition of developing a British core at the Emirates, but things have not gone to plan over the years with the likes of Kieran Gibbs and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain having parted ways with the club whilst Carl Jenkinson and Jack Wilshere are in the last chance saloon with regards to their futures.

Ramsey, for one, has performed at a consistent level for the north London giants, but he recently apologised for his dismal effort in the 4-0 humiliation at the hands of Liverpool.

Welsh players Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale were pictured as they met with a group of local children at their base in Dinard. The team which is set to take on group opponents Russia this week trained together on Wednesday before taking turns to sign autographs and taking pictures at the end of the training session.

Real Madrid star Gareth Bale and Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsey were the stars in demand given their status in the league. Also being the premier men in Coleman’s squad, they were overwhelmed with requests for their autographs and pictures. It was a joyful day for the entire team as Joe Ledley and Hal Robson-Kanu joined after their recent fitness concerns.

Ledley who plies his trade with English Premier League club Crystal Palace, has been a doubt for the Welsh team since breaking his leg five weeks ago. At training, he looked set to beat the fitness worries and rejoin the team, even if it’s a start on the bench. Tireless forward Robson-Kanu is also set to play in Bordeaux.

The team has performed below par at friendly games, losing recently to Sweden 3-0. The team has insisted that they have shaken off the loss and that they have no intention of bowing out early in the tournament. Bale told Uefa.com that the team plans on winning every game but will give their best as that’s all they could do.

After playing Slovakia, Wales took on bitter rivals England in one of the most eagerly anticipated game of the group stage before taking on Russia in the final round of games at the group stage. England are the favourites to top the group, leaving the race for second spot between Wales and Russia but Russia are tipped to pick the spot.

Aaron Ramsey says he wants Wales to kickstart their tournament when they play their final group game. Ramsey told KickOff.com that it was very important that they gain momentum from the get go to help them ease into the tournament.

He said: “We are really excited. We haven’t been there before – it’s a first time for all of us – but we’re really looking forward to it. It’s going to be an amazing occasion for us, our families, the staff, and our fans. We’re going to really enjoy it, but also take it seriously and try and get out the group. Who knows what could happen after that?”

Since the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, Wales have not featured in a major tournament. In 1958, they played and got to the quarterfinals stage where they lost out to the eventual champions Brazil but there are concerns that they might not even make it past the group stage this time.

The 25-year old Ramsey admitted that the players though apprehensive about their fate, are itching to play against Russia and finally prove themselves. He said their final match against Russia was important and they hope to win it.

Ramsey who scored 5 goals in 31 games in the last campaign will be hoping to support Gareth Bale who seems to still have fitness concerns.

Wales will feature at the European Championship for the very first time this summer after Aaron Ramsey and Real Madrid star Gareth Bale inspired Chris Coleman’s side through the qualifying campaign.

During the preliminary rounds, Wales went toe-to-toe with some of the best sides in Europe, including Belgium and Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Welsh will be quietly confident of causing an upset or two this summer.

Wales will feature at the European Championship for the very first time this summer after Aaron Ramsey and Real Madrid star Gareth Bale inspired Chris Coleman’s side through the qualifying campaign.

During the preliminary rounds, Wales went toe-to-toe with some of the best sides in Europe, including Belgium and Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Welsh will be quietly confident of causing an upset or two this summer.

At the time of writing, Coral are pricing Wales at 4/6 in their Euro 2016 bet markets to advance past the group stages and it would take a brave man to back against them – especially with Ramsey and Bale playing at their very best.

However, it could be argued that Wales’ success this summer will be built on their defensive foundations, particularly if captain Ashley Williams is on-song. The Swansea City defender has been rested specifically with this summer’s competition in mind and Wales should benefit from his added freshness at the back.

Earlier this year, Wales showed they can cope without Ramsey and Bale in their international friendlies with Ukraine and Northern Ireland.

While they weren’t at their brilliant best, Wales showed plenty of grit and created enough opportunities to suggest they may be a force this summer – even if Ramsey and Bale fail to up their game. After all, Wales are maturing into a well-organised, solid football nation.

A solid tip to bet on in Coral’s Euro 2016 bet markets is for Wales – priced at 19/5 – to beat England in Lens on June 16th. Coleman’s men were keen to avoid England when the draw was made but Wales will be fired up and ready to prove a point against their more experienced rivals.

If nothing else, Ramsey and Bale will cause problems for Roy Hodgson’s side and England will have to be at their best to keep the Welsh attack quiet. While Wales are much more than a two-man team, Aaron Ramsey’s contributions could be crucial to their chances of reaching the latter stages of the tournament.

The Arsenal midfielder has finished the campaign strongly and Welsh fans will be excited at the prospect of seeing Coleman’s men oust the English on their way to a successful tournament. They are certainly capable of beating all three of their Group B rivals and Ramsey may be expected to carry the burden of scoring goals alongside Bale.

It would be foolish to make any concrete predictions relating to Wales’ chances but you’d have to fancy them to pick up at least four points – which might be enough to advance to the next round. And while Gareth Bale will attract most of the attention after his impressive qualifying campaign, Aaron Ramsey could be Wales’ talisman at this summer’s tournament.

Arsene Wenger is a manager who is consistently struggling trying to keep his players fit during the entirety of a season and these injuries are one of the biggest obstacles that have kept Arsenal from lifting the Premier League.

Aaron Ramsey is one of the latest players of the English club that has been hit with an injury blow as the 25 year old Welshman sustained a thigh strain during Arsenal’s FA Cup match against Hull City and this injury has kept Ramsey out of action for the past few games of Arsenal as they faced off with: Watford, Barcelona and Everton.

Arsene Wenger is a manager who is consistently struggling trying to keep his players fit during the entirety of a season and these injuries are one of the biggest obstacles that have kept Arsenal from lifting the Premier League.

Aaron Ramsey is one of the latest players of the English club that has been hit with an injury blow as the 25 year old Welshman sustained a thigh strain during Arsenal’s FA Cup match against Hull City and this injury has kept Ramsey out of action for the past few games of Arsenal as they faced off with: Watford, Barcelona and Everton.

This thigh strain that Ramsey suffered will be a big blow for the Welshman as he has not only missed out from crucial games of Arsenal but the 25 year old player is also going to be unable to perform in the approaching friendly matches of Wales as the Welsh national football team has to play against Northern Ireland and Ukraine, Ramsey will not be able to play in any of these games.

When Arsene Wenger was asked about the physical condition of Aaron Ramsey, the French manager said: “His signs are quite positive at the start I would say four weeks.”

It seems like injuries is something that has always affected Arsenal and their chances of lifting major pieces of silverware and besides Aaron Ramsey, the other players of the Premier League club that have been picking up injuries in recent times have been: Petr Cech, Mikel Arteta, Per Mertesacker and Rosicky. The news has prompted the transferrumours websote to go into overdrive with suggestions as to who Arsenal should sign!

Ramsey is expected to be fully recovered and should be back in time for the opening matches of Wales for the UEFA 2016’s Euro’s as the Welsh national team has to play against Slovakia on June 11.

The furiousness of the Arsenal supporters of late has started to concern the boss Arsene Wenger. Wenger believes the pressure which has been created by negative reactions of the supporters might start telling on the players at this key phase of Premiership.

The Gunners have got the most loyal and the most patient of the supporters. Even through that long period during which they were totally deprived of the titles, rarely was there any negativity coming from the supporters.

The furiousness of the Arsenal supporters of late has started to concern the boss Arsene Wenger. Wenger believes the pressure which has been created by negative reactions of the supporters might start telling on the players at this key phase of Premiership.

The Gunners have got the most loyal and the most patient of the supporters. Even through that long period during which they were totally deprived of the titles, rarely was there any negativity coming from the supporters.

But, recently, the supporters have lost their cool and that’s totally justifiable as Arsenal, after having a good start to the League and getting themselves on track for the title, have lost their way again and has got themselves at a point where apart from playing well themselves, they now need Leicester City, the table leaders, to play badly from here on in to have things turned around for them.

So, that’s what has made the supporters go a little angry and that, according to Wenger, is not something he prefers.
Wenger, who was interacting with the press after Arsenal’s 2-2 draw in the home game against the Spurs, said, “I want happiness among the supporters, but, that’s not the case at the moment and its worrying me a little bit to be honest as it’s not going to do any good to the confidence of the team.”

“From the supporters’ point of view though, you can definitely understand why they are angry. They had expectations which obviously we couldn’t stand up to, but, we need their backing.”

Whilst Arsenal don’t quite have horse racing odds to win the league, their chances of doing so fall with every dismal draw and awful defeat, so it is no wonder that fans feel aggrieved at letting one of their best chances slip through their fingers.

“However, I think our response has been brilliant. With all the criticism and pressure, our confidence was not at the maximum going into this game. So, considering that, I don’t think it’s a result which we should be disappointed with.”

Arsene Wenger has rejected claims that Liverpool could be without a number of players when they are up against the gunners this weekend.

Jurgen Klopp has been complaining about the long list of injuries that his team has suffered in the last few weeks. The likes of Philippe Coutinho and Dejan Lovren are out for a considerable amount of time. This is in addition to the ever present injury problems for striker Daniel Sturridge. A number of young players from the youth team were picked for the recent FA Cup match against Exeter City by Klopp.

Arsene Wenger has rejected claims that Liverpool could be without a number of players when they are up against the gunners this weekend.

Jurgen Klopp has been complaining about the long list of injuries that his team has suffered in the last few weeks. The likes of Philippe Coutinho and Dejan Lovren are out for a considerable amount of time. This is in addition to the ever present injury problems for striker Daniel Sturridge.

A number of young players from the youth team were raise their games to new levels against the top teams.

Wenger expects a very tight contest at Anfield. There is a possibility of Arsenal going five points clear at the top or they could succumb to pressure and suffer a loss on this away trip. The next few weeks could be a major test for Arsenal since they not only take on Liverpool but also Chelsea – with tickets for both games available through this link.

“Don’t worry! Arsene is a very good doctor. They always heal when they play against us! They had many injures and I think they didn’t want more injuries before an important week. The team who played [on Friday] is not the team who will play against us,” said Wenger.

Arsenal enjoyed success in the FA Cup after beating Sunderland 3-1 in the third round. They have crucially avoided a replay, which is more energy sapping over the course of a campaign. Arsenal have a two-point advantage over Leicester City in the Premier League.