Sergio Ramos is injured, look at how long he will be out

Sergio Ramos returned this summer to the team where he grew up as a footballer. After two seasons at PSG, the Spanish defender decided to have one last adventure at Sevilla FC. The player is originally from said city and made his professional debut in this club. Something that made him end up joining Real Madrid and becoming one of the best defenders in history. However, after his first meetings with his new club, the player would have had some physical discomfort.

Sergio Ramos is dropped from the squad against Osasuna due to slight muscle overload. In principle he should have no problems returning next week. Likewise, Suso stays in Seville due to some discomfort. In the case of Mariano, the attacker suffers a small fibrillar tear in the adductor of his left leg and the recovery period depends on his evolution. They are complicated losses for a Sevilla that has not had the best of starts.

Sergio Ramos also made his debut in the First Division for Sevilla. He was 17 years old and took to the field on February 1, 2004 in a Nervionense defeat (0-1) against Deportivo de La Coruña. A season and a half later he left for Real Madrid when he was just 19 years old. And in Chamartín he completed no less than 16 seasons before leaving for Paris Saint-Germain. Now, the Spaniard who won the World Cup in 2010 returns to the team where he was born as a professional.

How did Ramos do in this Champions League with Sevilla?

Sevilla FC tied with Lens in a match where they certainly performed poorly and did not have the best of matches. “I think they have played better than us for longer, although they haven't shot much on goal, but per game perhaps I think they have been better. It is a Champions League match, with the best in Europe and without playing well you add a point that we will have to think is not bad,” said Luis Mendilibar, Sevilla's coach. At the moment, it is almost a fact that the player will not be available for the next match.