Sergio Ramos reveals clubs he will never join as he speaks out on his future.
Sergio Ramos maintains he never considered playing for any other club bar Real Madrid through the entirety of his trophy-laden profession with the Spanish titans.
The 35-year-old is a free agent after it was formally established on Wednesday that he would depart the club at which he has spent the last 16 years, establishing his name as one of the world’s best defenders.
At an overflowing press conference on Thursday, talk unavoidably turned towards his future amid speculation that Chelsea, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain are leading the hunt to sign Ramos.
The World Cup and four-times Champions League champion refused, however, to drop any hints as to his possible next destination, but flatly ruled out the notion of him every playing for Real’s great rivals Barcelona and played down a possible return to his boyhood club Sevilla.
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“We never thought in any moment about any other team,” he said.
“Since January I’ve been on market, so there have been some calls, interested clubs.
“But we never had in mind leaving Real Madrid. From now, we will look for a good option
“Sevilla is the other club of my heart, had marvelous time there. But today I am not thinking about that option. Barca would be a resounding no, impossible to see Ramos in a Barca shirt.
“These have been difficult months, not easy at all. I am fully happy when I’m on the pitch. But now I can say I am recovered, really looking forward to competing again.”
Ramos, meanwhile, was a shock omission from Luis Enrique’s Spanish squad which is currently playing at the European Championships.
La Roja began their campaign with a frustrating goalless draw against Sweden, but Ramos maintains he holds no malice against the current national team manager.
He said: “I understand Luis Enrique’s decisions, won’t judge them. I was looking to be in the best condition to represent my country. I am sad not to be at the Euros, but I will battle to recover my best level.”
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Sergio Ramos reveals clubs he will never join as he speaks out on his future.
