The chance to win more trophies and play at the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup convinced Spanish defender Sergio Ramos to sign a one-year deal with Monterrey of Liga MX in Mexico. Ramos, who will turn 39 in March,

Spanish defender Sergio Ramos has signed a one-year contract with Monterrey in Liga MX, driven by the chance to win more titles and participate in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup. Despite nearing the age of 39,

Monterrey president Jose Antonio Noriega explains how and why they moved for the 38-year-old Real Madrid and Spain legend

After Sergio Ramos signed with Mexican club Monterrey, his wife, Spanish TV presenter Pilar Rubio, has decided not to join him in Mexico.

Eight months after his last competitive match, Spanish defender Sergio Ramos will resume his illustrious career on another continent.

Sergio Ramos is due to undergo a medical in Madrid on Monday before completing a move to Mexico's Monterrey, sources have told ESPN.

On his ambitions, Ramos continued: "I am a person who never tires of winning. Soccer does not live in the past. I continue with the intact illusion of continuing to win. In the Mexican League I have never been and it is a personal challenge to play here. I don't come to walk. I come to conquer new titles.

When Monterrey finally posted an introductory video on social media announcing the arrival of Ramos, they also unveiled the four time Champions League winner will wear number 93 on the back of his shirt.

After being officially introduced at the BBVA Stadium, Sergio Ramos has given several interviews to various media outlets upon his arrival in Mexican soccer, as the Spaniard has been making headlines in the sports world recently.