Baryen Munich Contemplating January Bid For Aaron Ramsey

Aaron Ramsey could be set for an unexpected move to Bayern Munich after the Bundesliga giants communicated an enthusiasm for signing the 27-year-old Welsh midfielder when he leaves Arsenal next summer.

BAYERN MUNICH have risen as shock leaders in the quest for Welsh worldwide Aaron Ramsey when he leaves Arsenal in the late spring. 

The Gunners have told the midfielder that he won't be offered another new contract when his current deal runs out at the end of the season and he will be permitted to clear out. 

The Bundesliga giants have been demonstrating an unmistakable fascination in Ramsey's agreement chats with Arsenal, which have crumpled with the club hoping to make some wage-charge investment funds. 

Furthermore, they might want to take a seat and offer him a a deal to move to Germany when they are permitted under FIFA governs right off the bat in the New Year. 

The news with be a blow for Manchester United, who have Ramsey close to the highest point of their mid year shopping list. 

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is likewise thinking about on the off chance that he needs to get associated with what could turn into an bidding war for the previous Cardiff City man. 

Be that as it may, Chelsea are presently having apprehensions about making a move for Ramsey after the early-season hype of their England players Ross Barkley and Ruben Loftus-Cheek. 

Ramsey came off the bench in the 73rd moment amid Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Liverpool. 

Liverpool led the pack on account of James Milner, however a late strike from Alexandre Lacazette saw the opposite sides complete all square. 

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was content with a draw at the Emirates. 

"A point is a good result - Unai Emery can say the same,” Klopp said.

“But we had clear chances. When Arsenal chase the game they throw everyone on the pitch which is really cool and we were not as compact as I wanted.

"Our workhorses in midfield, we put too much on their shoulders. And it was one time we didn't close Alex Iwobi and he plays the pass for the goal."

 

Arsenal Manager Unai Emery figured his side could have won, however was satisfied with how his players performed.

"We wanted to win but the performance is good,” Emery said.

“We push and we work the match, doing our tactics and with our supporters pushing us with energy.

“For the supporters it is a great match and a good spectacle but I am only 50% happy because we wanted to win.”

 

Aaron Ramsey's International Manager Ryan Giggs supposes he has the ability to play anyplace on the planet.

“He won't be short of offers as he's a talented player,” Giggs told Sky Sports.

“He's one of those players that, if he plays a full season, will get 10-15 goals from midfield and that's a very attractive player to have in any side.

“He's friends with Gareth Bale so obviously he'll be able to tell him what it's like to play abroad and Aaron's certainly got the talent to play anywhere in Europe but that will totally be his decision.

“As long as he's playing regular football, that's all I really care about.”