Wales manager, Ryan Giggs, has said that Aaron Ramsey’s proposed move to Juventus from Arsenal, will take the midfielder out of his “comfort zone” and make him a better player.
Ramsey, 28, will complete a free transfer move to Italian champions Juventus at the end of this season, following the Gunners’ decision to withdraw a contract offer to the Welshman last September.
Giggs admits he has been surprised by Arsenal’s failure to re-open negotiations over a new deal for Ramsey, but the former Manchester United winger believes that moving to Juventus will benefit the player and the international team.
“I think the main thing for me, as a national team coach, is that your players are playing, but you’ve seen the great experience that Gareth [Bale] has had going abroad and what he’s won.
“When you go into a team that is winning things, with that confidence that it gives you, you become a better player with that experience, I think, and sort of going out of your comfort zone.
“So I expect Aaron to improve over the next few years. He’s already a quality player, but I expect him to improve with the quality of team that he’s going to,” Giggs told ESPN FC.
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