“Marti Cifuentes’ SHOCKING Leicester City Debutant Prediction Will Leave You Speechless!”
Cifuentes outlines Aaron Ramsey’s role after Leicester secure loan move from Burnley
Aaron Ramsey is gearing up for his Leicester City debut on Saturday, determined to prove a point after joining on deadline day.
The 22-year-old attacking midfielder looks the likeliest of City’s summer signings to start at Oxford this weekend, with Louis Page sidelined by a minor hamstring problem.
That potential absence could hand Ramsey the chance to slot straight into the attacking midfield role.
When he completed his move to Leicester, Ramsey admitted he was “hungrier than ever” to get back on the pitch, having spent nearly 18 months out recovering from a serious knee injury.
His return has been steady and assured—he trained throughout pre-season, found the net for Burnley in the Carabao Cup, and has consistently impressed in training at Seagrave.
Those performances have convinced manager Marti Cifuentes that he is ready to make an impact.
“He looks sharp,” Cifuentes said of Ramsey. “He looks like he wants to prove something. I believe in his qualities.
He’s a player who can operate in pockets of space, make smart decisions, and contribute with goals and assists. He knows this league, and I’m confident he can bring a lot to the team.”
While Leicester also secured goalkeeper Fran Vieites on a two-year deal and brought in Julian Carranza and Jordan James on loan with options to buy, Ramsey’s move is a season-long arrangement. Still, his determination to contribute has impressed Cifuentes.
The manager sees the same attitude in Ramsey as he does in his other recruits—a genuine desire not only to play football, but to play specifically for Leicester City.
“This is true not just for Aaron, but for Julian, Fran, and JJ as well,” Cifuentes explained.
“They all bring ability, but what stands out most is their hunger to play for this club. That matters to me.
I want players who appreciate the size of Leicester City, who are committed to our ambitions, and who fit our style of play. We’ve managed to bring in exactly that.”
For Ramsey and his fellow newcomers, the task now is to show their qualities on the pitch. As Cifuentes put it: “It’s time for us to support them, give them the right platform, and let them demonstrate what they can do.”
