Archive · 10 Dec 2025
Sergio Ramos Ends Monterrey Contract
Sergio Ramos, a famous soccer player from Spain, played for a team in Mexico called Monterrey for one year.
His contract ended after the team was eliminated from a tournament.
He said goodbye to the team and thanked them for the experience.
He played in 34 games and scored 8 goals.
The team's president said they couldn't agree on a new contract.
Ramos is known for winning many titles with his previous team, Real Madrid.
Sergio Ramos' one-year contract with Monterrey ended after the team's elimination in the Mexican Apertura semifinals.
Ramos played 34 matches and scored 8 goals for Monterrey, where he served as captain.
The 39-year-old defender expressed gratitude for his time in Mexico, citing new experiences and friendships.
Monterrey's president, Jose Antonio Noriega, stated that the club and Ramos could not agree on a contract extension.
Ramos is a former world champion with Spain and a multiple-time winner of the Spanish La Liga and Champions League with Real Madrid.
- Who
- Sergio Ramos, a 39-year-old Spanish defender and former captain of Monterrey
- What
- End of Sergio Ramos' contract with Monterrey after one year
- When
- Contract ended after Monterrey's elimination on Saturday, farewell announced on Tuesday
- Where
- Monterrey, Mexico
- Why
- Ramos and Monterrey failed to agree on a contract extension
- Player
- Sergio Ramos
- Team
- Monterrey
- Contract Duration
- One year
- Matches Played
- 34
- Goals Scored
- 8
- Team President
- Jose Antonio Noriega
- Ramos' Age
- 39
- Team Nickname
- Rayados