The answer to whether or not Aaron Ramsey can play at the top level in two games a week is 'probably not'.
That is the view of Wales coach Rob Page who says, despite the Nice star's age, that he would pay to watch the former Rangers flop train as he handed him the honour of being captain for his country. Ramsey takes over as squad leader from retired Wales hero Gareth Bale who said goodbye to his playing career earlier this year. The 32-year-old now has the armband as Page's men get set for a EURO 2024 qualifying campaign off the back of being at the World Cup in Qatar for the first time in over half a century.
The ex-Ibrox man, whose spell ended in disaster in Glasgow, is playing his football with Nice in Ligue 1 but has had injury issues to contend with, those of which plagued his time under Gio Van Bronckhorst at Rangers. Yet Page has made the call to give Ramsey the honour and says he would still 'pay to watch him train' despite questioning whether the midfielder can still be at the top level.
