According to Defensa Central, 39-year-old center back Sergio Ramos, who currently plays for Mexico's Monterrey, might get a chance to return to Real Madrid.
The source suggests that a move for the Spanish footballer to Los Blancos is being considered as early as the upcoming winter transfer window. Ramos's current deal with the Mexican club is expiring, and in just a month, he will become a free agent.
This status would allow Real Madrid to sign him without paying a transfer fee. At the same time, the Madrid club needs an experienced central defender, which makes Ramos an appealing option to bolster their defense. Reports have previously indicated that Real Madrid are dealing with defensive squad issues due to injuries in the center.
Sergio Ramos represented Real Madrid for 16 seasons, from 2005 to 2021. He played 671 matches for the Madrid club across all competitions during that time. The defender scored 101 goals and recorded 40 assists, making him one of the most productive defensive players in the club's history. During his time with Real Madrid, Ramos won many major trophies, including four UEFA Champions League titles and five Spanish league championships.
