Wales national team captain and Arsenal's great supporter Aaron Remsey announced the end of his professional football career. 35-river Gravets, who is the remaining club of the Mexican Pumas, plans to continue his coaching activities.

Remsey enjoys the sport as one of Wales' greatest footballers, scoring 21 goals in 86 matches for the national team and appearing in three great tournaments. Having played a key role in the passage of Wales to the Euro 2016 semi-final and taking part in Euro 2020 and the World Cup 2022, which became the first time the Welsh entered the world final.

Remzi's football career began with Cardiff City, and in 2008 he moved to Arsenal, winning the FA Cup for 11 years, scoring three goals in two finals.. Later in life he played for Juventus, Nice and Cardiff, and at the end of last season, he briefly finished his duties as the head coach of his local club.

Aaron, having joined the Pumas, hoped to be out of shape for a possible participation in the World Championship with the Welsh team, however, not knowing a new club, having decided to end his career.

Diolch/Thank you. Onto the next chapter? pic. twitter. com/OmJzyZ3lkv — Aaron Ramsey (@aaronramsey) April 7, 2026 In his social life, Remzy communicated with patients and clubs, saying:.

" It's an honor to wear the Wales shirt and experience so many incredible moments.. To all clubs, coaches and my homeland - without you none of this would have been possible."