Sergio Ramos, the legendary Spanish defender, is still without a team as 2025 approaches, though a new opportunity may soon emerge. After offering to return to Real Madrid following Éder Militão’s injury, Ramos was told by club president Florentino Pérez that he is not part of the team’s plans at the moment.
Despite this, Pérez maintained a cordial relationship with Ramos, promising that the club would welcome him back in a non-playing capacity after his retirement.
However, Ramos’s playing career is far from over. He has now received a significant offer from Boca Juniors. According to TyC Sports, the Argentine club is eager to bring the experienced defender to South America.
Boca Juniors president Juan Román Riquelme is reportedly preparing an attractive proposal to draw Ramos in, offering both financial and sporting incentives. The plan includes making Ramos a central figure in the squad for the Club World Cup in June 2025.
If Ramos accepts, he would reunite with former Real Madrid teammate Fernando Gago, now the head coach at Boca. This move would offer Ramos a fresh challenge after seven months away from competitive football, allowing him to return in a highly competitive environment.
Ramos’s decision is still uncertain, as he has explored options in Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Europe. Boca Juniors’ interest opens a new chapter in his search for a new team, and Ramos must now consider the possibility of a South American adventure.
Though his hopes of returning to Real Madrid have been set aside, Pérez has expressed satisfaction with the ongoing interest in Ramos. He reassured that the club would be open to welcoming Ramos in a post-retirement role.
For now, the focus is on whether Ramos will accept Boca Juniors’ offer. Joining the historic club and competing on the global stage could mark an exciting new phase in his storied career.
