Arsenal’s Jorginho & Aaron Ramsdale complete UEFA B coaching license

Jorginho & Ramsdale managed Arsenal’s U-14 side

Arsenal duo of midfielder Jorginho and goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale have earned his UEFA B Coaching licence. The player from Italy is gradually working his way up to one of the most prestigious coaching degrees. A few months ago, Mohamed Elneny, his colleague, also took the same action. Xhaka as well.

With Arsenal presently sitting third in the standings and two points off the top, the Gunners are once again competing for the Premier League championship.

For the majority of the campaign, Mikel Arteta’s team had been contending at the top; but, a little setback at the Christmas break caused the Gunners to fall as low as fifth place. But the North Londoners have bounced back in recent weeks, winning every Premier League game since the start of the year.

With Declan Rice, Gabriel Martinelli, and Bukayo Saka collecting all of the debt owed by Arsenal fans and the football community at large. One player from the starting eleven is supporting his team, even if these individuals are the epitome of everything admirable about the Gunners. Jorginho is that player.

Since joining Mikel Arteta from London rivals Chelsea in January 2023, the ever-popular Italian has played a bit-part role, but his influence on this young Arsenal team should not be overlooked.

Even though he may not have as many trophies as some of his teammates, Jorginho has a long history of success dating back to his time at Hellas Verona in Italy, where he helped the Gialloblu earn promotion to Serie A.

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After Jorginho left the team, Napoli signed him, and the Gli Azzurri went on to win the Super Cup and the Italian Cup. Before the 2018–19 season began, the 27-year-old would go to Chelsea, where he would reunite with former manager Maurizio Sarri.

The Blues would prevail in the Europa League in the Italian’s only year as manager, but they would lose the Carabao Cup to penalties. But Jorginho’s class was made clear to everyone in the next few years when he won several cup events, including the European Championships with Italy and the Champions League and World Club Cup with Chelsea.

Under Thomas Tuchel, he was a constant in the Chelsea squad, building a strong alliance with N’golo Kante. His general performance and championship triumphs earned him the title of 2021 UEFA Best Player in Europe.

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