Shock move: Man United offer Sergio Ramos deal after Monterrey exit | OneFootball

The experienced Spanish defender, who is not considering retirement, is analyzing his future after leaving Mexican football. Clubs in Europe are already starting to knock on his door.

Sergio Ramos has once again shaken up the international market. The legendary Spanish center-back decided not to continue at Monterrey and is now a free agent at 39 years old. Far from thinking about retirement, his name has started to resonate strongly in Europe. According to Cadena Ser, Manchester United has already made him a formal offer to join them starting January 2026, in search of a leader to organize a defense full of young talent but lacking a commanding voice.

United’s interest is not surprising, considering Ramos remains remarkably relevant. In the last Club World Cup, where he faced River in the group stage and took Monterrey to the round of 16 against Borussia Dortmund, he proved he is still capable of competing at the highest level. His experience, character, and leadership make him a valuable asset for any club.

However, the Red Devils are not the only ones keeping an eye on him. In Italy, rumors link him with Milan, an option that appeals to the defender not only for a return to European football, but also for the possibility of reuniting with Luka Modric, with whom he shared golden years at Real Madrid and lifted four Champions League titles.

In this decisive stage, the only thing certain is that Ramos is not considering hanging up his boots. He wants to keep competing and, with major suitors on the table, his future promises to become one of the biggest stories of the 2026 transfer market.

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