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Aaron Ramsey: 'I always have love for Arsenal and that will never change'

Times

Speaking to the Times in a wide-ranging interview, 

 are still a massive part of my life and I still look out for them.

"I have no bad words or bad feelings to Arsenal. I am really glad to see them doing so well. I always have love for Arsenal and that will never change.

"I decided to leave because there was nothing on the table [from the Gunners]. January came and I had to make a decision."

Ramsey left Arsenal on a free transfer in the summer of 2019 following a contract renewal stalemate, signing for 

However, the Welshman's time in Italy has been a disaster and the 31-year-old now finds himself at 

Jamie Carragher: 'Arsenal look like they could be title contenders'

 this season, you'd never seen it before, they do look like they could be title contenders.

, I really like how brave he's been, certainly last season [as he] brought in all these young players, now their 12 months older.

 coming in at the back almost feels like [its] completely changed the whole aspect of Arsenal right now. I think they could be a lot closer than what people give them credit for."

 table after picking up 18 points from seven games (six wings, one defeat — 2–1 against 

For what it's worth, Arteta is not expected to challenge for the title this season. Instead, the Spaniard is tasked with bringing the Gunners back to the 

'It's not time': Alan Shearer doesn't see Arsenal as Premier League title contenders

 has not just built a different team, he has transformed the mood of the whole club. He deserves great credit for that, because he got a lot of criticism.

"This time, they have won six out of their first seven league games and go into the international break at the top of the table. They deserve it too. It's been a strange start to this campaign by some of the big clubs.

's main target is a return to the top four, and they have not done too much wrong so far. Their next two league games at home to 

, will tell us more about whether they can sustain this strong start."

"It's not time to talk about them as title contenders yet, but people now know that this is a different Arsenal to the team we saw just 13 months ago. The Gunners' 3–0 win at 

 on Sunday epitomised their progress under Arteta."

Arsenal head into the international break sitting at the top of the 

 table with 18 points from seven games and a goal difference of +10.

For what it's worth, the Gunners are not expected to challenge for the title just yet as Arteta is currently tasked with returning the club to the 

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Abd raheem Blackstone

Very few players have left Arsenal and never regret the move! 
They may get more money and win lot of  trophies but they always wish they didn't leave.

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Mutihu-llah Abu Asmau

Am not. But MU was in terrible form and still managed to beat us 3-1

Pitson

Nice words! Let's keep our heads down & do the hard work.

I believe it was Arteta's Tactical error or over confidence that cost us the MU game. For the Saturday's game, a win will be the perfect result but a draw is not a bad result either. Let's keep things in perspective. 6wins, 1Draw & 1Lose is not a bad form in the EPL. 

Let's go Gunners!

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Erling Haaland	Man City	25
Cole Palmer	Chelsea	21
Alexander Isak	Newcastle	20
Ollie Watkins	Aston Villa	19
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Aaron Ramsey: 'I always have love for Arsenal and that will never change'

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