Peter Ridsdale has revealed Cardiff failed in a bid to bring Aaron Ramsey back to the club on loan for next season.
The highly-rated Wales international midfielder, 18, left Cardiff to join Arsenal last summer and has impressed when handed the chance under Arsene Wenger.
And in a live webchat with the MediaOnline website, Ridsdale confirmed the Bluebirds tried to bring the Caerphilly-born youngster back to the club as they look to gain promotion to the top flight in 2009/10.
Ridsdale said: "I have asked. But my understanding is that Arsenal won't let him out on loan."
The Bluebirds chairman also spoke of the need for at least eight new faces this summer and admitted every player in the squad is available at the right price amid transfer speculation over Joe Ledley, Roger Johnson and Ross McCormack.
While Ridsdale also revealed it is highly unlikely on-loan striker Eddie Johnson will be at the club next season, he also spoke about Ryan Giggs, saying: "I'd love to see a player of Ryan Giggs' quality and stature playing for Cardiff City. But I haven't got a crystal ball, so I don't know whether it will happen, or when."




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Some players need to be aware that going to a Premier club - especially one of the smaller ones - won't necessarily help their career. I give you Ramsy, Gunter and Chopra...
i wish ryan giggs
Ryann Giggs what planet are you on Ridsdale..
that is good above stay with the ARSENAL don,t go your the simply the
best.
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