Sergio Ramos put an end to his Real Madrid career last summer. The Spanish centre-back did not accept Florentino Perez’s offer of a new one year deal and he joined PSG. That is Real Madrid’s policy of renewing players over the age of 30.
However, his team in the French capital has not been at all successful. The Spanish defender was already not 100% when he moved to the Ligue 1 side and numerous injuries meant he did not make his debut until the end of November against St Etienne.
An appearance which could have meant his return to the field of play for good, but a relapse meant he was soon out of action again. This has not gone down at all well with the French side.
So much so that PSG are considering selling the central defender in the summer. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, the numerous injuries and muscle problems Ramos has had could bring his time at Paris to a premature end.
He joined the club with a clear aim: to win the Champions League. However, sporting director Leonardo had already made it clear that the signing had not worked as planned: “Unfortunately, it didn’t go as planned. It’s difficult for him, for everyone.”
