Ramsey must help his teammates relax their nerves, trust in their coaches’ plans and show drive, determination and persistent belief during difficult moments. As captain and leader he has many tasks on his to-do list to fulfill over the coming week.
Hennessey will remain on the team despite having been dismissed against Turkey, while Bournemouth’s Joe Morrell and Portsmouth’s Joe Allen will miss out due to suspensions.
He’s the beacon
Wales will face off against the United States at Cardiff this November and it promises to be an epic clash, marking another step on Wales’ journey toward qualifying for major tournaments. Fans from both nations will surely remember it fondly for years afterward!
No one expected anything less than an unforgettable Millennium Stadium victory when young Ramsey lined up against world-class Italians; yet Ramsey and his teammates produced an era-defining fairytale that will live long in the memory of their supporters.
Ramsey has made history on the pitch through dedication and triumph. Since rising through Cardiff City’s youth system in 2011, whispers about prodigious talent have circulated about him. When he joined Arsenal a decade later, his performances captured global audiences; later still when he joined Juventus this year his profile expanded further revealing an ability to adapt in Italy’s intricate rhythms of Serie A football.
He’s the standard
Ramsey has been at the centre of Wales’ recent resurgence and has come in for immense criticism, with fans demanding one last big performance from him and Gareth Bale before leaving international duty. But Spurs defender Ben Davies has come out strongly in support of them both and encouraged fans not to lose faith in them.
Rob Page withdrew Welsh midfielder Joe Allen after scans confirmed a low-grade injury to his right thigh, due to an adductor problem. Leeds winger James is also unavailable as they both suffered injuries that will prevent their participation in next two qualifiers for Euro 2024 play-offs – this could prove critical against England.
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He’s the leader
Ramsey is one of Wales’ senior players with 78 caps to his name and can act as an invaluable leader for an inexperienced squad. The 32-year-old will play two matches this week for Wales including an important Euro qualifier against Latvia on Monday September 11. Under Ramsey’s tutelage will come crucial results during Wales’ European qualifying match-ups this September 11th in Latvia.
He must assist his teammates to remain calm, trust in the plans of their coaches and demonstrate an unswerving belief in themselves that they can overcome anything.
Ramsey attributes his strong work ethic to his father. At age 12, Ramsey asked for money for a popsicle but was informed he’d earn it first before receiving any funds from him. This taught him the value of money and led to him starting up Ramsey Solutions; later he wrote and self-published the New York Times best seller Smart Money, Smart Kids with Sharon his wife. They now share three children: Denise Rachel and Daniel who all live at home together with Sharon as his family.
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He’s the captain
Ramsey will face intense scrutiny as he leads Wales into an unknown era without Gareth Bale. Since being appointed captain at age 20 by late Gary Speed, he has worn his armband 78 times – an astounding record!
Page has chosen Ramsey to lead his young squad in Euro qualifying matches against Croatia and Latvia. Following Joe Allen, Chris Gunter and Jonny Williams’ retirements from international football last month, his leadership is even more crucial.
After their demoralising losses against Armenia and Turkey, Ramsey must bring confidence to the team following demoralising defeats to Armenia and Turkey and help settle them into their new style of play. He differs greatly from Bale in personality – outwardly quieter but soft spoken – yet has the experience and knowhow necessary for him to excel as Wales’ captain; acting as beacon for this new Wales generation to look up to.