Arteta inspiration as Ramsey eyes management future
Aaron Ramsey is inspired by former teammate Mikel Arteta as he pursues a career in management. Currently studying for his pro coaching license, Ramsey aims to emulate Arteta's success in football. He expresses readiness to transition into coaching after a notable playing career, emphasizing the importance of having a purpose in life.
- ▪Aaron Ramsey is studying for his pro coaching license with the Football Association of Wales.
- ▪He aims to emulate Mikel Arteta, who has achieved significant success as Arsenal's manager.
- ▪Ramsey feels ready to move into a coaching role after retiring from professional football.
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Arteta inspiration as Ramsey eyes management futureImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Mikel Arteta (left) and Aaron Ramsey (right) spent five years together at Arsenal ByGareth VincentBBC Sport WalesPublished30 minutes agoAaron Ramsey has described former team-mate Mikel Arteta as an inspiration, as the former Wales captain eyes a career in management.Ramsey, 35, is studying for his pro licence – the top coaching qualification available – with the Football Association of Wales (FAW), just as Arteta did a decade ago.Arteta leads Arsenal in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain on Saturday having already won the Premier League title – and Ramsey's aim is to emulate the Gunners boss."It is inspiring because Mikel was here [studying] around 10 years ago, in the same…
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