Former Real Madrid legendary Spain international defender Sergio Ramos joins Monterrey on a free transfer..

Monterrey announced on its official website on Thursday that former Real Madrid legendary Spain international defender Sergio Ramos has joined the club as a free agent.

According to the Liga MX club's official statement, Ramos has signed on a short-term eight-month contract with the club which will or s until the winter of 2025. At the same time, he will also wear the No. 93 jersey.

With this transfer, it also means that the rumours which our website's female rumour mongers "Ms. Titan" and "Ms. Plan To" have been constantly lying for many months, which claimed that the player will join Al-Nassr, Juventus, Manchester United, Manchester City, Zamalek, Boca Juniors and Inter Miami are all fake news.

About Sergio Ramos

Sergio Ramos, 38, was born in Camas, Spain on March 30, 1986. He is 1.84 meters tall and primarily plays as a center back, but can also play as a right back. 

Ramos joined the youth academy of his hometown Camas' non-league club at the age of 6, then joined the Sevilla youth academy in 1996, where he met former national team teammate Jesus Navas.

Ramos completed his Sevilla first-team debut by coming on as a substitute on February 1, 2004, helping Los Nervionenses qualify for the UEFA Europa League.

Due to his good performances, Ramos earned the chance to be transferred to Real Madrid for €27 million on the 2005 summer transfer window deadline day, becoming the only Spanish player signed by President Florentino Perez during his first tenure at the club.

During his 16-year spell with Los Blancos, Ramos won the La Liga 5 times, the Copa del Rey twice, the Supercopa de España 4 times, the UEFA Champions League 4 times, the UEFA Super Cup 3 times and the FIFA Club World Cup 4 times with the club, becoming one of the most successful defenders in football history.

After his contract expired in the summer of 2022, Ramos, who had hoped to renew his contract with Real Madrid and spend the rest of his life there, had to leave the club where he grew up because the COVID-19 pandemic had severely damaged Los Blancos' financial structure and he could not reach an agreement on a new contract.

In July of the same year, Ramos moved to Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent.

During his two-year spell at Les Parisiens, Ramos led the club to win the Ligue 1 twice and the Trophée des Champions once.

After leaving the club when his contract has expired in September 2023, Ramos returned to Sevilla as a free agent.

During that season, Ramos played 37 times for the La Liga powerhouse in all competitions, scoring 7 goals, assisting 1 time, and reached the quarter-finals of the Copa del Rey with the club.