Aaron Ramsey has been included in Chris Coleman’s Wales squad to face Serbia in the World Cup qualifying fixture on November 12.
Chris Coleman has called up Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey to the 23-man squad selected to face Serbia in a pivotal World Cup qualifier clash.
Ramsey missed Wales’ last two fixtures with an injury which has kept him out for club and country since the first game of the Premier League season.
The hamstring injury he picked up against Liverpool on the opening day was followed up by a number of set-backs in recovery but he finally made his return to the pitch on the weekend after coming off the bench against Sunderland.
Arsenal’s Olivier Giroud celebrates scoring their second goal with Aaron Ramsey
The substitute appearance was followed up by a start and 75 injury-free minutes in Arsenal’s dramatic Champions League win over Ludogorets on Tuesday evening.
The Welsh international is likely to feature in the North London derby against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon before leaving for international duty.
Arsene Wenger and the Arsenal fans will be praying Ramsey returns from international action without any further set-backs as they look to continue their title chase.
Wales manager Chris Coleman during the press conference
Speaking in the squad announcement this morning, as published by Wales Online, Chris Coleman had his say on Ramsey. He said: “As long as not in danger of injuring himself, it’s a no-brainer.
“I watched him last night, he looks good and fit. He’s a huge part of what we’re trying to do. The talent he possess means he’s a massive part for us. It was pleasing to see him get game time and assist last night.
“He is irreplaceable and any team would miss a player like Aaron”.
Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsey is looking to bounce back from troubling injury
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