As someone who watched Ramsey for years, I feel the need to let you guys in on a secret. Ramsey is not really good at anything (well, one thing, but I'll save that to last)
Ramsey does score goals, but only if he plays in advanced role, generally sitting on top of your striker. The down side to this is that your team will always concede more goals than he scores.
He does have a great engine, or at least he looks like he does. If he put half as much effort running backwards as he does forward he might be a central "box to box" midfielder. But he doesn't, he hangs around the halfway line when he should be defending waiting for the ball to break so he can rampage towards their goal. Often they just score instead.
Watch for him every time the opposition score on a break. He will be nowhere useful. Never is.
He likes to think he can play 10, but he can't, for every successful "trick" or "flick" there's a about 5 that don't come off, often he'll backheel it to the opposite and they will score because there's already a Ramsey sized hole in your midfield. He also takes too many touches to control the ball and his passing is inaccurate.
He's not that good at tackler and his pace is slow, watch the next time you see him in midfield and notice how easily the opposition "pass" around him. Once you notice his static "traffic cone-like" qualities you can't unsee them.
But the one thing that Aaron is good at - is that he's aware of his "stats". Watch him complete pass after sideways pass rather than risk a forward one. Watch him steal a goal or three over the season, so at the end people will forget the quality or the irrelevance of his goals or assists and will just say "Yeah but he did get X number of goals"
And finally. Don't ever forget that as a central midfielder "He doesn't belive in tactics"
https://www.tribalfootball.com/arti...amsey-not-a-tactical-player-4272985#popup-sso