😳 Sergio Ramos could invest in the SAF of a Brazilian club | OneFootball

Free on the market and still without having announced his retirement at 39 years old, Sergio Ramos could become an investor in the SAF of a Brazilian club.

According to a report by ge, the Spanish defender is part of Five Eleven Capital, which is negotiating the purchase of shares in the future SAF of Juventude. 

A virtual meeting was held last Tuesday (3rd). The goal, according to the website, was to resume contact that had occurred in December.

The expectation is that Five Eleven will soon present the first draft of the contract for analysis by Juventude’s Legal Department.

This would be the "first step" before a possible proposal is reviewed by the Deliberative Council of the club from Serra Gaúcha. 

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The offer presented would be R$ 400 million for 90% of the SAF shares – the remaining 10% would stay with Papo. 

Juventude would still be entitled to receive annual royalties, for example, and would be responsible for its own assets, such as the training center and the Alfredo Jaconi Stadium.

The Alviverde is in the quarterfinals of the Gauchão (they will face São José) and will also compete in the Copa do Brasil and the Série B of the Brazilian Championship this season. 

Also keeping an eye on Sevilla

Sergio Ramos is also eyeing the purchase of Sevilla’s SAF, the club that brought him up and for which he had a second stint between 2023 and 2024.

A proposal has already been made according to the newspaper As. But it would not be the best one presented to the club’s shareholder families.

Will he keep playing?

Sergio Ramos has been officially without a club since January 1st.

He played for Monterrey, in Mexico. He played 34 matches over two seasons and scored eight goals. 

He was one of the club’s attractions at the Club World Cup. 

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