Real Madrid have no plans to bring Sergio Ramos back to the club despite the team’s crisis.

Real Madrid can use La Liga’s Article 77 to sign an emergency replacement for Daniel Carjabal’s injury, but Los Blancos are not interested in bringing Sergio Ramos back, despite him currently being a free agent, Mundo Deportivo reported on Monday. 

Los Blancos have the right to invoke Article 77, which allows clubs to forfeit 80 per cent of the salaries of injured players who are out for four months or more, similar to the emergency signing of Wojciech Szczesny by Barcelona to replace Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

With Carvajal out for a long time due to a serious injury. The situation would be ideal for Ramos to return on a short-term deal, but Real Madrid are reportedly not considering that option. Partly because the 38-year-old had a falling out with the club’s executives when he left in the summer of 2021.

That has left the Blancos management with no UFABET intention of bringing Ramos back to the club. Even though Carlo Ancelotti’s side are facing a crisis with limited options in defence.

Real Madrid’s decision not to consider Ramos as a replacement for Carvajal suggests they are looking for other options or may wait until the January transfer window to find a suitable replacement.

The club’s reluctance to bring back a player with such a significant past indicates a clear focus on moving forward rather than revisiting old alliances. Ramos’ future remains uncertain, as he continues to look for his next footballing chapter.