Aaron Ramsey is appointed as head coach of League One club Oxford United, according to multiple reports. The former Arsenal and Wales midfielder takes up his first permanent role in senior coaching after earlier experience in caretaker management at Cardiff City. Oxford’s appointment follows coverage that Ramsey is preparing to begin work on a longer-term basis at the Kassam Stadium. BBC Sport reports Ramsey is ready for the challenge as he starts his first permanent head coaching position at the club. The Athletic adds that his remit includes aiming to return Oxford United to the Championship as quickly as possible. Other outlets confirm the appointment and identify Ramsey’s playing background with Arsenal and his international career with Wales. Overall, the sources agree on the central facts: Ramsey is named head coach of Oxford United, and his prior coaching experience includes a caretaker spell at Cardiff City before moving into the permanent position with Oxford. The reports do not provide further details in the excerpts on contract terms, timing of his start date, or staffing changes.