Sergio Ramos leaves Sevilla again
Sergio Ramos, has parted ways with his boyhood club Sevilla by mutual consent, making him a free agent once again. SportsRation reports.
Ramos began his career in Sevilla’s youth system and later moved to Real Madrid in 2005. During his tenure at Madrid, he became an iconic figure, winning five La Liga titles and four UEFA Champions League trophies before departing in 2021.
After a stint at Paris Saint-Germain, Ramos returned to Sevilla at the age of 37, but his homecoming was not without challenges. Some fans were not supportive, and the club faced a tough season, flirting with relegation before a late resurgence under Quique Sanchez Flores.
Ramos, who made a record 180 appearances for Spain and lifted the World Cup in 2010, now faces an uncertain future in football. Speculation includes retirement, lucrative moves to Saudi Arabia or Major League Soccer (MLS).
Sevilla confirmed Ramos’ departure in a statement, acknowledging his significant contributions during the 2023/2024 season, where he played 37 games, logged 3,301 minutes, and scored 7 goals.
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In their official announcement, Sevilla FC expressed gratitude for Ramos’ commitment, leadership, and dedication, wishing him the best for his future endeavors. Ramos is scheduled to bid farewell to the club’s fans in a press conference on Tuesday at 11:00 AM local time at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium, alongside club president Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco.
The club wrote on Monday, June 17: “Sergio Ramos has informed Sevilla FC that he will not continue next season with the Nervion club after having fulfilled his dream of returning to the club where he trained as a player and achieved full international status. Sergio Ramos played 37 games in the 23/24 season, with a total of 3,301 minutes and 7 goals to his credit.
