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

Spain and Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos has signed for Monterrey, the Liga MX club has announced. "The number 93 is ready to defend the blue and white jersey," Monterrey said alongside a video on their social media account.

Sergio Ramos will wear No. 93 for Monterrey in honor of his iconic 90+3 minute game-tying goal in the 2014 Champions League final, he and Real Madrid announced on social media. His goal forced extra time against Atlético Madrid, and Real Madrid went on to win "La Décima," their… https://t.co/ajcCAJuT48

Former Spanish international Sergio Ramos has signed a one-year contract with Mexican club Monterrey. The 38-year-old defender, previously associated with Sevilla and Real Madrid, brings a wealth of experience,

Sergio Ramos is poised to join the Liga MX outfit but his choice of number has not been well received in certain quarters.

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.

Sergio Ramos is due to undergo a medical in Madrid on Monday before completing a move to Mexico's Monterrey, sources have told ESPN.

Eight months after his last competitive match, Spanish defender Sergio Ramos will resume his illustrious career on another continent. Ramos, who will turn 39 in March, will play for Monterrey of Liga MX in Mexico where he will have a chance to play in the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup.

The team officially announced the signing of Spanish central defender Sergio Ramos, who joins to strengthen the squad for the 2025 Clausura Tournament of Liga MX. After his move to Mexican soccer was made official,