Defender Sergio Ramos, who this Monday will sign a contract with Sevilla as a free agent for the next two seasons, has declared upon his arrival in the Andalusian capital that he is returning to settle "a debt" he had with his father, with his grandfather, "with Sevillism" and with "the disappeared Antonio Puerta".
The signing of the 37-year-old international centre-back will be made official as soon as he passes the medical examination process, although the footballer already takes for granted the return to the club from which he left in 2005 and was "willing to enter the dynamic with the companions".
Sergio Ramos, who has rejected a succulent offer from the Arab Al Ittiahd to fulfill his wish to retire at Sevilla, has ironized about the "little time" he has waited for the Seville entity to formalize his proposal, already outside the market window , so he is "happy and excited" by this outcome.
