Few centre backs in the history of football can say they boast a career like that of Sergio Ramos. Read everything about his net worth.
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Few centre backs in the history of football can say they boast a career like that of Sergio Ramos. The Spanish International is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation. If anyone asks what represents a leader, Ramos is the first one who comes in the mind of a football fan. The 35-year-old has accumulated several accolades in his influential career at both international and club level.
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Sergio Ramos is often regarded as the ‘last minute saviour’ having scored countless last-minute goals snatching important results for his teams from seemingly impossible situations, none so being more important than the 93rd minute equalizer in the 2014 Champions League Final against Atletico Madrid which ultimately resulted in ‘La Decima’ for Real Madrid. Ramos captained the famous white badge of Real Madrid for 6 years before deciding to move to the French capital in the summer of 2021.
Ramos made his debut for the Spanish National Team in 2005 and is the currently the most capped player in Spanish history along with being the country’s eighth-highest scorer of all time. An aggressive centre back, Ramos is known for his roughness on the pitch. He is one of the most dangerous players in the world aerially due to his elevation, heading prowess and a threat from set pieces. He has often gained appreciation for his leadership and never give up attitude. Despite all these strengths, Ramos’ discipline on the pitch is often considered as a major negative trait in his profile.
Probably no other defender in the world comes close to Sergio Ramos when it comes to fan following and popularity. Despite having played very less over the last 13 months, Ramos is still a hot talking topic in the football world. According to the NetWorth Bro website, Sergio Ramos’ net worth is $80 million.
Ramos’ extraordinary journey with Real Madrid came to an end in 2021 and PSG were quick to pounce on the opportunity to sign the veteran. His annual salary with the Paris club is $6.5 million or $200K weekly. He signed a two-year contract with PSG meaning he is tied with them atleast until 2023.
Ramos is no longer the same player who was considered the best defender in the world three years back. Constant injuries have halted the latter stages of his footballing career. Hence, it comes as no surprise that his transfer value has dropped consistently in recent months. In the transfer market, he is currently valued at almost $12 million.
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