Aaron Ramsey completes fairytale journey in return to boyhood club Cardiff City

Welsh captain Aaron Ramsey has signed to his former club, Cardiff City on a two-year deal after French side Nice confirm his departure from the Ligue 1 side.

The 32-year-old midfielder completed his medical with his childhood club on Thursday, and says 'it feels unbelievable to finally be back here'.

Ramsey claims that his ambition is to 'help Cardiff get back to the top', as the Welsh side enjoyed a season in the Premier League during the 2018-19 campaign.

Having represented Wales at country level, the move back to his former club comes at a momentous moment for Ramsey, as he claims he has 'come full circle', since his career began at Cardiff as a teenager.

After joining Arsenal in 2008, Ramsey helped Arsenal win three FA Cups under Arsene Wenger's management and made over 250 appearances for the North London side.

The news comes of Ramsey's return to his boyhood club as his son, Sonny Ramsey signed to the club's Academy at the same time.

The club penned in a tweet that; 'Sonny and his dad put pen-to-paper at the same time today, on the famous Ninian Park boardroom table.'

It was recently reported that the midfielder turned down an eye-watering sum from a Saudi Pro League club in order to make a fairytale return to Cardiff.

Ramsey was believed to have been pondering the possibility of a move to the Middle East, although favoured a move to where it all began.

Despite attracting interest from other clubs, it seems that Ramsey was set on a fairytale return to his former club.

Cardiff City manager Erol Bulut was keen to bring back the former player, and praised his 'great career'.

'In the Premier League, then Italy and France, and now back home in Cardiff. I hope his last years with us will be great too, and I hope we can make our