Sergio Ramos returns to Santiago Bernabeu after Militao’s serious injury

Real Madrid has faced considerable misfortune this season, especially with injuries, particularly in defense. Under Carlo Ancelotti, the team is experiencing a significant shortage of defenders.

The match against Osasuna highlighted these challenges, with two major injuries: both Eder Militao and Lucas Vazquez were forced to leave the field due to injury. Militao’s injury is especially troubling, as it appears to be serious, with reports confirming a ruptured cruciate ligament and cartilage damage. This will likely sideline him for an extended period, adding to the growing list of injured players at the club.

The situation has reignited discussions about club legend Sergio Ramos, who was a defensive cornerstone for many years. His name has resurfaced widely on social media, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), as fans debate whether his return could help the current defensive crisis.

Despite these calls, Real Madrid is not considering bringing Ramos back. According to reports, the club’s management has no intention of re-signing the Spanish defender. President Florentino Perez believes Ramos’ time at the club is over and is not interested in offering him a second chance. There are no plans to reintroduce him to the squad.