Spanish defender Sergio Ramos assured this Sunday that he is not coming to Mexican soccer for a vacation and that he has signed with Rayados de

Sergio Ramos’ arrival at Monterrey is expected to be a transformative move, giving the team a stronger shot at breaking their championship drought. José Antonio Noriega, Monterrey’s sporting president,

MONTERREY, MEXICO - SEPTEMBER 21: Martin Demichelis, Head Coach of Monterrey during matchday 9 of the 2024 Apertura Tournament of Liga BBVA MX at BBVA Stadium on September 21, 2024, in Monterrey, Mexico. (Photo: Alfredo Lopez/JAM MEDIA)

The arrival of Sergio Ramos at Rayados de Monterrey is not just another signing—it is a high-profile event. The Monterrey club has prepared a grand reception for the football legend, with an exclusive itinerary designed to avoid any inconveniences and ensure his comfort from the very first moment in Mexico.

The chance to win more trophies and play at the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup convinced Sergio Ramos to sign a one-year deal with Monterrey.

Former Spain international Sergio Ramos has joined Mexican side Monterrey on a one-year deal, the club said on Thursday.

The Spanish defender’s arrival has already generated record-breaking jersey sales, proving his immense commercial value for Monterrey and Liga MX.

The Rayados de Monterrey have once again shaken up the Liga MX market with one of their signature high-profile signings, bringing in Spanish defender Sergio Ramos, a legend of Real Madrid and the Spanish National Team.