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Sergio Ramos leaves Sevilla after just one season
He had been away from Sevilla for eighteen years, the most of which he had spent with rival Real Madrid and two seasons with Paris Saint-Germain. His return to the team highlighted that time.
Sergio Ramos, the seasoned defender for Sevilla, will leave the team after the 2019–20 season, capping his fleeting comeback.
The 37-year-old is expected to reenter the market as a free agent and could choose to relocate outside of Europe.
Ramos signed with Sevilla shortly after the transfer window closed to rejoin the team at the beginning of the season.
He had been away from Sevilla for eighteen years, the most of which he had spent with rival Real Madrid and two seasons with Paris Saint-Germain. His return to the team highlighted that time.
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