SERGIO RAMOS is reportedly considering QUITTING Real Madrid and heading to the Premier League.
The centre-half is out of contract at the end of the season with talks continuing over his future.
Sergio Ramos’ future is up in the air, with interest from the Premier LeagueCredit: AFP or licensors
But according to Onda Cero, Ramos is ‘thinking about leaving’ and has ‘proposals from Italy and England’.
PSG are also believed to be in the hunt for the 34-year-old defender.
The report adds that the player could be looking for one final big payday and that might not be at Real Madrid who are hopeful of reducing their wage bill.
French champs PSG are reportedly set to offer Ramos an eye-watering contract worth £54million AFTER tax in an audacious swoop.
According to AS PSG will offer a three-year deal worth £18m per season after tax.
But there are also reports that Manchester United are ready to make their move.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would no doubt jump at the chance to bring into his side an experienced, top-quality centre-back and leader.
And Ramos – who has 660 Real Madrid appearances, 178 Spain caps and 18 major trophies for club and country – certainly fits the bill.
Sergio Ramos continues to be at the top of his gameCredit: Instagram / @sergioramos
But if contrary reports are to be believed, all is not over for Ramos at the Bernabeu.
As reported by El Chiringuito, Ramos ‘has an agreement’ with club president Florentino Perez of a two-year deal worth £10m a season.
There will even be the option of a third year, that would take him past his 38th birthday.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
