Aaron Ramsey admits it will be 'really special' to walk out at the World Cup with Wales as he continues his post-Rangers redemption in France with Nice.
The former Light Blues midfielder - who joined Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side last January in a blockbuster loan deal - left the Ibrox club with a Scottish Cup winners' medal and a Europa League runners-up gong after missing the decisive spot-kick in the heartbreaking shootout loss to Frankfurt in Seville.
A permanent move to Rangers never materialised with the midfielder taking on a new adventure in France. He's described his move as playing at the 'highest level' and says it is a great project to be part of as he adds regular minutes to his game after injury after injury. The World Cup is less than a week away and Ramsey has described it as a real 'pinch yourself' moment as he gets set to play on the global stage for his country with England, USA and Iran the other teams in the Group B section.
