Aaron Ramsey Retires from Football, Reports ITV News

Aaron Ramsey has announced his retirement after a playing career that lasted almost twenty years. The Wales captain said the choice followed long consideration and he thanked teammates and supporters.

ITV News reports that Ramsey has decided to step away from professional football. He released a public statement expressing gratitude to those who supported him.

Early career and club history

Ramsey joined Cardiff City as a 16-year-old in 2007. He made his senior Wales debut at 17, the following year.

In 2008 he moved to Arsenal. He later returned to Cardiff before departing in 2025.

After Cardiff’s relegation to League One he left the club. He then spent several months with Pumas in Mexico.

International role and recent comeback

He served as Wales captain and often praised the national team’s supporters. He specifically acknowledged the “Red Wall” and used the Welsh expression Diolch.

An injury kept him out for more than a year. He returned to the national side late last year before announcing retirement.

Personal thanks

Ramsey thanked managers, backroom staff and the clubs that shaped his career. He also paid tribute to his wife, children and wider family.

The player is 35 years old. Filmogaz.com will follow further developments and reactions to his decision.