Ramsey had the task of taking over the three Cardiff’s final matches of the season after Riza’s departure less than 24 hours after blue birds were won by 2-0 by Sheffield United in Bramall Lane on April 18th.
Wales captain supervises against Oxford United and West Bromwich Albion, though Cardiff fell to the foot of the table. They sit five points behind Luton Town’s 21st place entering their last campaign game at Norwich City on Saturday, May 3 (12:30 BST).
The club also said the review will focus on bringing a new coach team to the club.
“He will culminate in the appointment and announcement of a new permanent manager and a management team that can carve and train a competitive team during the preseason and in the 2025-26 campaign,” the statement continued.
“This message has been communicated internally to club staff as the first point of a developing strategy.
“We are committed to communicating more strategy points with you as summer progresses; as appointments are made; as our renewed gambling team is formed; and the measure we rebuild.”
Cardiff claimed only one point of the first six games of the season as Bulut was sacked in September.
He was replaced by Riza who supervised a major elevator before the club’s form was again in the New Year.
Before the end of his term, Riza labeled some of the “Clueless” club fans, then apologize after her comments were “disrespectful” by the confidence of the followers.
Cardiff was unable to get the vital victories they needed under Ramsey, who said everyone connected to the club “have to look in the mirror.”
“We have to be big enough to accept that and we need to hit for next season,” said Wales midfielder.
“It’s so important because this club has so much potential. It’s about getting it right now and I hope you will respond well to this and reopen quickly.”