Juventus-bound Aaron Ramsey bids emotional farewell to Arsenal
- Welshman will leave the Premier League club after 11 years at the end of this season

Aaron Ramsey made a tearful farewell to Arsenal after 11 years at the club on Sunday and said he was looking forward to the next phase of his career at Juventus.
The Welshman, whose season ended prematurely after he sustained a hamstring injury last month, is set to join the Italian champions in the close season after signing a four-year deal in February.
Ramsey, who is the club’s highest scoring central midfielder with 64 goals, was given a guard of honour by his teammates and presented with a memento after Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Brighton and Hove Albion at the Emirates Stadium.
“Obviously it’s very emotional, it’s been a hell of a journey,” the 28-year-old told Sky Sports. “Eleven years of my life, so much has happened in that, when I look back. You can tell by my voice how much it means to me.
“I’m really excited for the new challenge and new chapter in my life (at Juventus) but today it’s all about this.
“This is where I grew up. I just want to take this in today and let it settle in for a few more days before I can really look forward and concentrate on that.