Aaron Ramsey Retires: A Legend's Farewell

0:00On April 7th, Aaron Ramsey, the Wales captain and former Arsenal star midfielder, just announced his retirement from Pro Football at age 35. He's been clubless since leaving Mexico's Puma's unayme last year and plans to jump into coaching right away. Ramsey leaves as one of Wales's all-time greats, with 21 goals and 86 caps. He helped drag them to the Euro 2016 semis, made UEFA's team of the tournament and started Euro 2020 and the 2000. 22 World Cup, they're first there in 64 years. His club path kicked off at Boyhead team Cardiff City, then exploded at Arsenal for 11 years in three FA cups, including winning goals and two. Finals. Later Stins hit Juventus, Nice, arrangers loan to the Europa final, back to Cardiff as interim coach and that Puma shot to stay sharp for Wales. Without a new team after Mexico and Wales missing World Cup qualifiers, he called it quits. Fans had wondered if his international days were done back in March playoffs in late last year. In his social media post, Ramsey poured out thanks to

1:05Wales as Redwall supporters, every club and manager, plus his family for the ride. Now the page turns to his next chapter on the sidelines, fitting for a legend who lit up the pitch.