Aaron Ramsey is set to leave Juventus this month after Massimiliano Allegri confirmed the Welshman is an “outgoing player”.
Ramsey has made just five appearances in all competitions for Juventus this season, playing only 97 minutes in Serie A.
The midfielder, who has struggled with injuries this campaign, is not part of Allegri’s long-term plans with reports suggesting he could be set for a return to English football.
Ramsey has been linked with former club Arsenal, Everton and Newcastle while reports on Tuesday said Burnley had seen a formal approach for the 31-year-old turned down by the player.
Allegri said: “Ramsey, he returned today after we had given him a few days off to work, to train separately, in England. In any case, he’s an outgoing player. ”
Ramsey joined the Italian giants on a free transfer from Arsenal in July 2019 after signing a four-year deal worth £325,000 a week.
The former Cardiff City player has made 70 appearances in all competitions for The Old Lady, scoring six goals.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, Sky Italy transfer supremo Gianluca Di Marzio said: “Ramsey may come back to the Premier League. He had an official proposal from Burnley to sign for them, but he said no.
“He wants to play for a more ambitious team, Newcastle have asked for him too before Christmas. We’ll see whether anyone can sign him in January.”
Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey thinks his club Juventus need to change his training regime to ensure he is fully fit after failing to complete 90 minutes for the Italian side so far this season.
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“I don’t think he’s got a future at Juventus. The manager Massimiliano Allegri was speaking today, he was asked about Aaron Ramsey and he was very dismissive. He basically said that Ramsey is a player who is on his way out of the club.
“He’s barely played he’s played something like just over an hour this season and he’s on big, big money. There are reports that he’s earning £325,000 a week.