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Just weeks after hanging up his boots, former Arsenal and Wales captain Aaron Ramsey is running the London Marathon to honor a six-year-old boy who died from rare cancer. He's raising funds for a charity founded by his friends after losing their son Hugh.
Aaron Ramsey, Wales' greatest midfielder, announced his retirement this week after a career that saw him overcome devastating setbacks to lead his nation to its finest era. The 35-year-old inspired millions by bouncing back from a career-threatening injury to become a two-time FA Cup hero and Euro 2016 standout.
Aaron Ramsey, one of Wales' greatest footballers, has retired after a remarkable journey from teenage prodigy to national hero. Despite career-threatening injuries, he became a two-time FA Cup hero and led Wales to their greatest tournament success in generations.
Craig Bellamy is staying as Wales head coach despite a crushing World Cup penalty loss, calling it "the best job in the world." The 46-year-old is already looking ahead to leading Wales at Euro 2028, which they'll host alongside England, Scotland, and Ireland.
When Wales faces Bosnia on Thursday, they'll remember the stranger who scored the goal that sent them to their first major tournament in 58 years. Jason Demetriou, a London-born Cypriot, became a Welsh legend without ever wearing their jersey.
Professional footballer David Brooks was diagnosed with Stage Two Hodgkin lymphoma at age 24, watching from the stands as his Wales teammates played in the 2022 World Cup. Now he's not just back on the pitch—he's playing better than ever before.