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Neither Real Madrid nor Sevilla: Sergio Ramos confessed what club he supports and shocked everyone

The Spaniard super star made a surprising confession by telling which team he supports

By Mauricio Saenz

The Spaniard super star made a surprising confession by telling which team he supports
The Spaniard super star made a surprising confession by telling which team he supports
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Sergio Ramos had a talk of more than an hour with Ibai Llanos in his well-known 'Chatting Quietly' on Thursdays, in a more relaxed and relaxed meeting with one of the communicators of the moment and in a format that has already become a reference within of the world 'streamer' world.

Ramos made all kinds of confessions. He made it clear that his signing for Barcelona is impossible but that he would receive Messi with open arms. He also had time to comment on Argentine football and chose between River and Boca: "I stay with Boca for Maradona, I like him more. Also La Bombonera, Riquelme's football," he said. In addition, he stated he feels identified with the character of Argentine footballers: "Argentine football generates sympathy. I've been told I have a lot of similarities to the Argentine player."

As for his confrontations with Leo Messi, Ramos opened the door to Real Madrid: "We have suffered it in the best years of his career and as long as you don't have him in front of you it would be a joy. I would fix my house if necessary if he decides to come in which he finds something".

He also discussed the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid. "Cris lost and Madrid lost. I would not have let him out because he is one of the best and would have brought us closer to winning. They are relationships that have to be for life, it has to be a team fusion."

And finally, Ramos chose between Haaland or Mbappé as a signing for the white team. Who would you choose? "I would like both of them to come, but if they came one today it would be easier to sign Haaland .... With Mbappé the economic circumstances are more complicated," he said.

 


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