Sergio Ramos Eyes Short-Term Return to Real Madrid

Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos, 39, is reportedly offering himself for a short-term return to Los Blancos amid defensive injury crises. Currently at Monterrey in Mexico, Ramos has seven goals in 31 appearances this season. The free transfer move could help cover absences, including David Alaba, Eder Militao, Antonio Rudiger, and Dani Carvajal, providing an affordable solution for Madrid.

In the world of football, Sergio Ramos is reportedly preparing for a sensational return to Real Madrid. The legendary centre-back, who joined Los Blancos in 2005, won four Champions League titles and helped Spain lift the World Cup and European Championship twice. Ramos scored over 100 goals for Madrid and is ranked 13th in FourFourTwo’s list of the club’s greatest players. After leaving Real Madrid in 2021, he played for Paris Saint-Germain, returned briefly to Sevilla in 2023, and now represents Monterrey in Mexico, scoring seven goals in 31 appearances.

According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Ramos has offered his services to Real Madrid on a short-term deal to help cover defensive injuries. The club has struggled with long-term absences, including David Alaba, Eder Militao, Antonio Rudiger, and Dani Carvajal. The 39-year-old defender would join without high costs, as he becomes a free agent in January.

Ramos retired from international football in 2021 as Spain’s all-time appearance leader and is valued at €1 million by Transfermarkt. His return could provide a temporary but experienced solution for Real Madrid ahead of their Champions League clash against Manchester City on December 10. This potential homecoming highlights both Ramos’s enduring ambition and the ongoing challenges faced by Real Madrid in defence.