Sergio Ramos has spoken to AC Milan after it was officially announced that he will be leaving Real Madrid as a free agent, a report claims.
Real Madrid have confirmed that Ramos will leave the club after 16 years of services, during which he has played 671 games, scored 101 goals, won five LaLiga titles and four Champions League titles. His next destination remains a mystery though despite strong links with Paris Saint-Germain and the Premier League.
According to El Chiringuito, Ramos has spoken to Milan about the idea of starting a new adventure in Italy. More details are expected from the outlet, but it is certainly an interesting development given what the 35-year-old has said in the past about Milan.
The Spain international has previously shown his appreciation for Milan: “After Real Madrid in the world comes Milan. Nobody has the history of these two clubs.” It is a situation worth following closely.
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