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The Legend of Real Madrid and Spain, Sergio Ramos, approaches its next movement at the age of 38.
The defender has enjoyed an illustrious career that has seen him win a variety of trophies at club and international level.
Ramos has been a free agent since the end of last season, when he finished his second spell in his Seville Childhood Club.
Now, Ramos is ready for another chapter in his career while preparing to join a Mexican club.
Ramos is ready to undergo a doctor, with the movement near the end.
There is no hurry to end a movement, with bouquets currently without a club.
The Legend of Real Madrid and Spain Sergio Ramos is prepared for its next movement at the age of 38
Ramos has been a free agent since the end of his second spell in Seville last summer
The defender has had an illustrious race, which included winning the World Cup with Spain
As reported by BrandRamos is ready to join the Mexican Club Monterrey, who is nicknamed.
Ramos is currently in Spain and has not yet traveled to Mexico before moving.
Monterrey is administered by former Argentine defender Martin Demichelis, who is enjoying the possibility that Ramos joins his team.
Speaking at a press conference, Demichelis said: 'Can you imagine what Sergio Ramos would mean with MX League? It would be an honor for everyone. I hope it can come true.
Monterrey already has two Spanish players in his team in Oliver Torres and Sergio Canales.
Ramos began his career in the club in Seville before signing for Real Madrid in 2005.
He remained in Real until 2021 and played 671 games for the club, scoring 101 goals.
Ramos won the Champions League four times with Real, while LaLiga won five times and the Copa del Rey twice.
Ramos also had a spell in Paris Saint-Germain between 2021 and 2023, winning Ligue 1 twice
He followed a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain, with Ramos winning the title of Ligue 1 twice.
On the international stage, Ramos is the most limited player in Spain of all time after having made 180 appearances between 2005 and 2021, while scoring 23 goals.
He won the World Cup with Spain in 2010, as well as the European Championship in 2008 and 2012.
