Arsenal: Aaron Ramsey is everything which Alexis Sanchez wasn’t
By Kian Long
Aaron Ramsey isn’t acting up to the media or looking for any attention given his current Arsenal situation, unlike a certain Chilean.
Aaron Ramsey looks likely to leave Arsenal. I mean, the club has no plans to offer him his desired contract so like it or not, it’s going to happen. However, the way he has dealt with the situation is admirable, so in my eyes, he should be respected when he leaves the club.
Ramsey hasn’t been crying to the media or posting subtle jabs on social media. This is something Arsenal fans became too familiar with over the last couple of seasons. Cough, Alexis Sanchez, cough. In all seriousness, it’s good to see that Ramsey is more mature than his former teammate. Hopefully, it will show in their career trajectories.
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It seems like his current destination at the time of writing this is Bayern Munich. The Bavarians recently came out to say they are confident they will get the deal over the line. Obviously, Arsenal fans aren’t the happiest with Bayern Munich but so be it.
Ramsey endured a roller-coaster of emotions throughout his Arsenal career. He is one of the players who stuck with the club throughout their infamous trophy drought but it paid off. He scored in two cup finals and now Arsenal is looking like the winning club they once were.
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It looks like he will play out the remainder of this season unless the Gunners make a rash decision to sell him in January. In my eyes, this shouldn’t be the case, because there’s a lot he can provide throughout the season. He has been given the license to roam forward at his own pleasure with the arrival of Lucas Torreira.
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How do you feel about Aaron Ramsey’s situation at Arsenal? Should he be respected or not?