Cardiff manager Dave Jones insists teenage prodigy Aaron Ramsey would not look out of place alongside the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is already known to have enquired about the 17-year-old midfielder and Liverpool and Chelsea are among a host of other Barclays Premier League clubs reported to be interested.

Ramsey, who has been named in John Toshack's senior Wales squad for the first time, is likely to be given the biggest chance yet to showcase his talents when the Bluebirds take on Portsmouth in the FA Cup final at Wembley.

Jones insists the game will not necessarily be the youngster's final bow for the Coca-Cola Championship club despite a number of clubs reportedly preparing multi-million pound offers.

However, he admits it could prove "difficult" if one of the big four come in with an offer.

"We don't have to sell him now," Jones said. "But if Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal or Liverpool come calling and the price is right it's difficult to say to the kid you are not going to play with (Wayne) Rooney and (Cristiano) Ronaldo. We have been very honest since we've been at the club and if it is the right deal for the club and the player then we will do it."