Sergio Ramos could leave Real Madrid due to financial effect of coronavirus crisis: Report

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos could be on his way out of cub due to coronavirus crisis. All footballing events have been suspended until April due to outbreak of coronavirus in Spain, accruing huge losses to clubs which could impact future signings and contract renewals. country has been under complete lockdown to curb menace.

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Sergio Ramos transfer: Clubs face financial crisis amid coronavirus in Spain

Sergio Ramos’ contract with Real Madrid runs until June 2021. While re have been talks in initial sts over a contract extension, club might rethink its decision due to financial complexities. All LaLiga clubs are set to suffer huge financial losses due to suspension of competition. Losses could escalate if season is nullified.

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Sergio Ramos transfer: Real Madrid w cut likely

revenue loss might have a detrimental impact on new signings as well as contract extension across clubs. A Real Madrid w cut policy is also on cards. Sergio Ramos’ contract extension with Real Madrid is exception, according to Spanish publication Marca. It is reported that player and club are yet to reach an agreement on period of contract extension.

Sergio Ramos transfer: Uncertainty over contract extension

Sergio Ramos, who turned 34 on March 30, will be 35 by time his current contract ends. Real Madrid are apprehensive of wher defender will be in his peak at that . club follows a policy of offering a 12-month extension once a player turns 32. However, Ramos expects a two-year contract renewal, which club is hesitant to offer.

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Sergio Ramos transfer likely at end of season

re were Sergio Ramos transfer rumours suggesting his departure from Real Madrid to Chinese Super League last summer. However, once talks failed to materialise, centre-back called for a press conference, where he assured club fans of his commitment at Santiago Bernabeu. He was accompanied by Real Madrid president Florenti Perez during anuncement.

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