Szczesny seems to be looking to dig at Arsenal while welcoming Ramsey to Juve

The former Arsenal goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny, seems to have swept his former club while he was welcoming former teammate Aaron Ramsey to Juventus.

Ramsey confirmed Monday that he had signed a mbadive £ 400,000 pre-contract contract a week with the Serie A champions, and that he would leave this summer.

He posted an emotional farewell message to the Gunners on Twitter and Instagram, thanking the fans for their loyalty and support, and declaring that he was leaving for Turin with "a heavy heart".

Aaron Ramsey confirmed on Monday that he had signed a pre-contract contract with Juventus

The former keeper of Arsenal, Wojciech Szczesny, replied and seemed to do a little dig at the Gunners.

Szczesny and Ramsey played together for six years at Arsenal and will meet in Turin

Ramsey wrote: "I will continue to give 100% to the team and I hope to finish strong season, before moving on to my next chapter in Turin."

Szczesny, who spent six years at Emirates with Ramsey and is now Juve's # 1 goaltender, was among those who commented on Instagram.

He wrote: "Welcome to the Juve family. Get ready for hard work. The next few years are dedicated to victory! PS. What is my commission?

This has been interpreted by many Arsenal fans as a spike to the club, which has not won the league title since 2004, while Juve has won each of the last seven league titles of 39, Italy and has 11 points ahead of Napoli, second.

Szczesny was taken back by the fans, Arsenal not having won the championship since 2004

It was also noted that Juve is in the Champions League and Arsenal in Europa League

Szczesny was No. 1 at Arsenal before Petr Cech's arrival in 2015

They have also reached two of the last four Champions League finals and are among the last 16 this season, while Arsenal are playing in the Europa League.

Szczesny was No. 1 at Arsenal before Petr Cech's arrival in 2015, which then sent him to Rome on loan.

He joined Juve one season later, pbading two campaigns in support of Gianluigi Buffon before returning to the role of holder after the departure of the Italian for PSG.