AARON RAMSEY hopes Arsene Wenger will set him free again at Arsenal next season.
The new back-three system devised by the Gunners boss at the end of the campaign seemed to suit them.
And it particularly suited the Welsh midfielder – who proved the doubters wrong by scoring the winner in the FA Cup final.
Ramsey is looking forward to more of the same next season – and is delighted the manager will be staying at the Emirates.
He said: “I think that system suited us in the end, it showed with the way we finished the season and winning the Cup in that formation.
“It suits the team, it gives us a lot more security defensively, not so suspect to counter attacks.
“But also it frees players up to do more things, get into more dangerous positions, I’m confident it will.
“I scored a few goals at the end of the season. It allowed me to get into some dangerous positions and thankfully I put them away. It frees my game up.
“I have the freedom to do what I like. It’s the same with Wales.
“Chris Coleman has been fantastic for me, he lets me roam the pitch.
“I get into some dangerous positions where I can create things or get on the end of things. That’s the way I like to play.”
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Ramsey showed his new found confidence with an outrageous penalty for his country in their 1-1 draw in Serbia.
He now has a month off but said: “I’m disappointed the season is finishing, I wish it was another 10, 15 games.
“I finished it off strongly, I’m happy with my form, so hopefully I can go into next season now with the same form.”
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