Ramos on the Radar of Iraqi Air Force After Leaving Monterrey

Sergio Ramos, the Real Madrid legend, is linked to several clubs around the world after his contract with the Mexican team Monterrey ended last December, as the 39-year-old Spanish player is now available for free transfer.

The Iraqi Air Force Offers a Formal Proposal

According to the Iraqi Sports Channel Al-Rabia, the Iraqi Air Force Club has made an official offer to sign Ramos during the current winter transfer window. The club's president, Maad Badai, confirmed that the offer is "completely genuine" and has been well received by the player's agent, noting that they are still waiting for an official response.

European and Arab Clubs Also Interested

Badai mentioned that AC Milan has also entered negotiations with Ramos, offering him a deal worth five million dollars, in potential competition with the Iraqi Air Force and other clubs interested in the American and Saudi leagues.

A Career Full of Achievements

Ramos has a distinguished football career, starting with Sevilla in Spain before moving to Real Madrid in 2005, where he achieved significant success, then transferring to Paris Saint-Germain in 2021, and later returning to Sevilla in 2023 before moving to Monterrey for a short stint.

Awaiting the Final Decision

The most pressing question at the moment remains: Will Ramos choose to embark on a new experience in Iraq with the Air Force, or will he prefer to return to Europe for a new challenge before retirement?