Real Madrid’s full transition to the new younger generation of players is all but done as another club legend has agreed a one year deal to join a Mexican team.<\/p>\n
There are only a few veteran players from the older generation left in the squad and in the next few years they will surely depart the club. A number of the key players of the past generation have departed the club for the next steps in their career, notably players like Karim Benzema, Casemiro, and Marcelo who have all departed in the last three years after playing a major part in the club\u2019s history.<\/p>\n
Another key player that has departed the club in recent years is former club captain Sergio Ramos. The Spaniard departed the club in the summer of 2021 to join Paris Saint-Germain where he played two seasons before leaving the French side to return to his boyhood club Sevilla.<\/p>\n
In the summer of 2024 Sevilla announced Ramos would not return to the club for the next season, and he has remained out of football since then. However, the legend has reportedly agreed to a deal to return to football at an unlikely club.<\/p>\n
As reported by ESPN, Sergio Ramos is set to complete a medical and has agreed a one-year deal to join Mexican side Monterrey. This will be Ramos’ second team since leaving Real Madrid in the summer of 2021. Sources close to ESPN have said Ramos was close to joining Turkish side Fenerbahce, reuniting with former Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho, however, the former Los Blancos captain opted to join Monterrey instead.<\/p>\n
This will be a first adventure outside of European football for Ramos, who besides for his two seasons at Paris Saint-Germain has never played outside of Spain. The central defender maintained he had no desire to retire this season despite not playing for close to seven months, and has been training at home in recent times.<\/p>\n
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