Former Arsenal boss Unai Emery has explained why Aaron Ramsey left the Emirates last summer to head to Serie A giants Juventus.
The Welsh midfielder left north London on a free and headed to Turin, where he has struggled to nail down a regular spot under Maurizio Sarri.
Ramsey had been offered contract extensions by the Gunners before the club pulled out of negotiations with the 29-year-old. Ramsey left after over 350 appearances with Arsenal in an 11-year stay but Emery, who was manager at the time, has revealed he had no say over the Welshman’s exit. “The decisions were made by the club and Ramsey himself,” Emery told Tutto Juve. “The player decided to leave and moved to a big team, which inevitably led him to another football. “Aaron
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