Sergio Ramos has decided to end his legendary career at Real Madrid with a press conference held today (Thursday) in Valdebebas.

After 16 extraordinary years at the Santiago Bernabeu, the next big question is: where will Ramos go?

Despite his season full of injuries, in light of his hunger, ability and physique that denies his age, Ramos would be a great asset to any team for at least another two years.

Can he transfer to Italy, where the tax system is attractive, or to England, after flirting with Manchester United and Manchester City in the past?

For now, Paris Saint-Germain does not seem to be interested and the same situation applies in China, despite Ramos appearing to be close to a move to China two years ago.

Ramos could potentially return to Seville, where his wife currently lives and works. Although he would face opposition from a significant portion of the club’s fans, and this opportunity was already denied by him.

For all the uncertainty about his future, what seems ruled out is his retirement from football, as he has repeatedly stated that he still sees himself competing at the top level for years to come, as well as the fact that he intends to play in the World Cup in Qatar next year.