Sergio Ramos Joins Mexican Club Monterrey on One-Year Deal

The 38-year-old Spanish legend will resume his career in Liga MX after an eight-month hiatus from competitive play.

Sergio Ramos, a World Cup winner with Spain in 2010, has signed a one-year contract with Monterrey in Mexico's Liga MX.
The move comes eight months after Ramos' last professional match, which was with Sevilla in May 2024.
Monterrey, one of Mexico's wealthiest clubs, sought Ramos to bolster their defense after losing Carlos Salcedo to an ACL injury.
Ramos, who turns 39 in March, brings extensive experience, having won 22 titles with Real Madrid, including four Champions League trophies.
Monterrey is set to participate in the expanded FIFA Club World Cup in the U.S. next summer, providing Ramos a chance to compete on an international stage again.