Sergio Ramos

Sergio Ramos has established himself as one of football’s most decorated defenders, transitioning from a youth academy product to a global icon known for his leadership, goal-scoring ability, and extensive list of achievements. After a record-breaking €27 million transfer to Real Madrid in the summer of 2005, Sergio Ramos quickly became a cornerstone of the club’s defense for 16 seasons. Prior to this, Ramos made his senior team and La Liga debut with Sevilla FC on February 1, 2004, where he made 39 appearances and scored two goals, contributing to their 2004-05 UEFA Cup qualification. His initial years at Real Madrid saw him score his first UEFA Champions League goal in 2005 and win his first La Liga title with the club in 2007.

He then returned to Sevilla FC for one season in 2023. Embarking on a new chapter in February 2025, Ramos joined Liga MX club Monterrey. In the same year, he became the oldest player in history to score in the Club World Cup at 39 years and 80 days old, further cementing his legacy as one of football’s most iconic and influential defenders.