Sergio Ramos, the legendary Spanish defender, is still without a team as 2025 approaches, but he may soon find a new home. Despite offering to return to Real Madrid after Militao’s injury, Florentino Pérez made it clear that Ramos is not part of the club’s current plans.
While maintaining a good relationship with the player, Pérez emphasized that Ramos would be welcomed back in a non-playing role once he retires.
However, Ramos’s playing career is far from over, and he now has a compelling offer from Boca Juniors. According to TyC Sports, the Argentine giants are eager to bring the veteran defender to South America.
Boca Juniors president Juan Román Riquelme is reportedly preparing a detailed proposal to convince Ramos, emphasizing both economic and sporting incentives. The club’s project includes a key role for Ramos in a team set to compete in the Club World Cup in June 2025.
If Ramos agrees to the move, he would reunite with former Real Madrid teammate Fernando Gago, now the head coach at Boca Juniors. The transfer could offer Ramos a fresh challenge after seven months out of action, providing him with an opportunity to return to the pitch in a competitive environment.
The decision now lies with Ramos, who has previously explored options in Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Europe. Boca Juniors’ interest marks a new chapter in the pursuit of the iconic defender, who must decide whether to embark on a South American adventure.
Although Ramos’s hopes of rejoining Real Madrid have been dashed, Pérez has expressed his happiness over the interest surrounding the player. Ramos’s legacy remains intact, and the doors at Real Madrid are open for him post-retirement in a role of his choosing.
For now, all eyes are on whether the Andalusian defender will accept Boca Juniors’ proposal. The prospect of joining a historic club and competing on the world stage could be the next exciting chapter in Ramos’s illustrious career.
