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Decorated ex-Rangers man lands third-tier role and says he's been preparing 'for many years'
- Aaron Ramsey has been appointed head coach of Sky Bet League One club Oxford United, succeeding Matt Bloomfield, who was dismissed following the club's relegation from the Sky Bet Championship.
- The veteran of 86 caps for Wales enjoyed a distinguished career with Arsenal, Juventus, and Rangers, securing three FA Cups, a Serie A title, Coppa Italia, and the Scottish Cup.
- Ramsey has gained management experience with the Welsh national team and as interim manager for Cardiff City, with his coaching staff details expected soon.
- "It's an honour and privilege to be appointed head coach of Oxford," Ramsey stated, aiming to "bring a culture of high standards, professionalism and work ethic to this talented group of players."
- Drawing on experience under "some of the best managers in the game," the new coach intends to implement "elite habits, with a commitment to improving every day" and a squad that fights for the badge.
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Decorated ex-Rangers man lands third-tier role and says he's been preparing 'for many years'
Welshman tasked with reviving Oxford’s fortunes
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