Sergio Ramos' next destination remains unclear, but in recent hours, the possibility of the veteran Spanish defender landing in Liga MX has gained traction. Rayados de Monterrey has intensified negotiations with the former Real Madrid captain, and his signing could soon become a reality.

A Star Signing for Liga MX

Since leaving Sevilla, Ramos has been linked to several clubs, but he has yet to confirm his next move. However, Rayados de Monterrey appears to be leading the race for his signature. According to journalist César Luis Merlo, negotiations are at an advanced stage, with both parties working to reach an agreement on the player's financial demands—one of the key factors in the discussions.

Interest from Brazil

Mexico is not the only country showing interest in Ramos. In Brazil, Santos has reportedly made a move to sign him as a potential defensive partner for Neymar. According to ‘Meu Paixao,’ the Brazilian club has offered him a one-year contract with a salary of €4 million. However, Rayados' offer seems to have taken priority in recent hours.

Demichelis Speaks Out

Monterrey’s head coach, Martín Demichelis, has not hidden his excitement about the possibility of signing a player of Ramos’ caliber. In a recent press conference, the Argentine coach emphasized the need to strengthen the defense and acknowledged that the Spaniard’s arrival would be a major boost for both the club and Liga MX. “It would be an honor for everyone—for Liga MX, for Monterrey—so hopefully, it can happen,” he stated.

A Decision Approaching

Rayados previously attempted to sign Ramos in 2023, but his salary demands prevented a deal. Now, with negotiations progressing, an agreement appears closer than ever. If completed, this transfer would be one of the most high-profile moves in the Mexican football market.