LIGA - Sevilla FC offer Sergio Ramos long-term deal
At the end of his contract, central defender Sergio Ramos (35 years old, 15 games and 2 goals in La Liga this season) failed to come to an agreement with his club Real Madrid who offered him a one-year extension with a 10% salary reduction. This situation has aroused the attention of the Spaniard's training club, Sevilla FC, which is ready to step into the breach with a much more generous proposal, reveals the media esRadio.
To convince him to find the club he left for Casa Blanca in 2005, the Andalusian team would indeed offer a 5-year contract, meaning to hire him until he turns 40. The proposed salary (we are talking about 7 million euros per year while the player received 12 million euros at Real) seems lower than Ramos' expectations, but the long-term lease could encourage him to think, especially since the offer would also include a possibility of reconversion within the club at the end of his career. Further developments are soon to be expected.
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