Oxford United hires Aaron Ramsey as new head coach
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 5:04 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026

Aaron Ramsey has been appointed head coach of Oxford United, following the departure of Matt Bloomfield. This marks Ramsey's first permanent managerial role after retiring from professional football earlier in 2026. He previously had a brief caretaker position at Cardiff City, where he managed three matches at the end of the Championship season. Oxford has recently been relegated to League One after finishing 22nd in the Championship, prompting the change in leadership as the club aims to rebuild for the upcoming season.
- •Aaron Ramsey succeeds Matt Bloomfield at Oxford United.
- •Ramsey's managerial experience includes a short spell at Cardiff City.
- •Oxford was relegated from the Championship last season.
- •Ramsey expressed excitement about the opportunity and club's ambition.
"Aaron Ramsey has been appointed as the new Oxford United head coach.
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