Last season, the 22-year-old added to his blossoming reputation by playing a key role in Villa’s recovery under Unai Emery, which ended in qualification for the Europa Conference League.
Ramsey is expected to play for England’s Under-21 team in the European Championships this summer, and he scored the opening goal in Friday night’s group stage triumph over the Czech Republic.
While Premier League clubs scramble to spend large sums of money on players such as Mason Mount, Declan Rice, and Sandro Tonali, Scholes believes Ramsey’s talents may provide a better solution to the needs of Arsenal, Manchester United, and Newcastle.
Ramsey responded to his performance for Lee Carsley’s team last night by writing on Instagram, “Surprised no big clubs are coming in for this lad!”
Meanwhile, Villa has confirmed that former Manchester United target John McGinn has signed a new long-term contract.
The midfielder’s new contract extends his stay at the club until 2027.
McGinn joined Villa Park from Hibernian in 2018 and scored in the Championship play-off final against Derby to assist the club secure promotion to the Premier League in 2019.
The 28-year-old was chosen club captain last summer and was an important part of the Villa squad last season, appearing in 34 Premier League games.
After a dramatic comeback under manager, Emery saw Villa finish seventh in the league, he helped the club secure European participation for the first time since 2010.
McGinn also plays for Scotland at the international level, having earned 56 caps for his country, and he recently appeared in their Euro 2024 qualifying victories over Georgia and Norway.