Sergio Ramos To Leave Sevilla For A Second Time
Sergio Ramos will leave Sevilla for a second time when his contract expires at the end of this month.
After 18 years away representing Real Madrid and Paris Saint Germain, Ramos returned to the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan last summer as a free agent and made 37 appearances across all competitions as Sevilla finished in 14th position in La Liga.
The 38-year-old scored seven goals last season in a difficult campaign for Sevilla as a whole.
With his one-year contract up this month, Ramos has informed Sevilla he will not be penning fresh terms.
In a statement confirming the news, Sevilla said: “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.
“Sevilla FC would like to thank Sergio Ramos for the commitment, leadership and maximum dedication that he has shown in this campaign, wishing him the best of luck in his next professional challenge.
“Sergio Ramos will say goodbye publicly this Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. in the press room of the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan, accompanied by the president, Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco.”
Ramos came through Sevilla's youth ranks to make 50 appearances for the first team before joining Real Madrid in 2005.
He won five La Liga titles with Los Blancos, four UEFA Champions League trophies, four FIFA Club World Cups, two Copa del Reys among numerous other honours.
Ramos amassed 180 caps for Spain and won two European championships and the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
