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Wenger speaks on Arsenal giving Ramsey ‘huge contract’ in January

Former Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger says he has no idea whether the club will give midfielder, Aaron Ramsey a ‘huge contract’ in the January transfer window.

Ramsey is set to leave the Emirates club after a decade of service in North London.

The Welsh international had been close to agreeing to a new deal but Arsenal recently withdrew their offer amid input from head coach Unai Emery.
Wenger feels the 27-year-old is in a strong position at Arsenal despite the club withdrawing a contract offer.

Former Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger says he has no idea whether the club will give midfielder, Aaron Ramsey a ‘huge contract’ in the January transfer window.


Ramsey is set to leave the Emirates club after a decade of service in North London.

The Welsh international had been close to agreeing to a new deal but Arsenal recently withdrew their offer amid input from head coach Unai Emery.
Wenger feels the 27-year-old is in a strong position at Arsenal despite the club withdrawing a contract offer.


Speaking about Ramsey’s contract situation at Arsenal, Wenger was quoted by Metro UK as saying: “We tried that before and it still can happen.

“‘I don’t really know what’s happening at Arsenal. Sure, Aaron Ramsey is in a strong position now and he will use this position.

“But I don’t know how far Arsenal will go in terms of giving him a huge contract.

“These things were once my responsibility, but not anymore. I’m happy about that.”

Arsenal will take on Leicester City in their next Premier League fixtures on October 22.

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