Real Madrid is embittering the start of the year 2021, in case there were already few problems to endure because of the damn pandemic. The soap opera of the renewal (or not) of Sergio Ramos is making us ball.
It makes you want to ask for a time-out, like in basketball, and to sit down the two parties so that they forget for a moment their obvious differences and assess what will happen on July 1 if the captain sets out for Paris, Manchester or any other destination where logically they will receive a player of their level with a red carpet.
From here I tell both Florentino and Ramos that they are making a mistake. The president considering that if the camero leaves, nothing happens. I know that the emblem and the institution are above all, but the greatness of the club has been written by people, as happened in his day with Santiago Bernabéu, Di Stéfano, Gento, Pirri or Amancio. If the apparent rupture is consummated, Madrid will lose sporting potential, leadership in the team and in the dressing room, and the ability to intimidate the enemy (Don't forget that eight of the last 10 Champions League games without Ramos have been lost). TOLaba is very good, but if you record it with the label that it will be the new Ramos, you will upload it to two newscasts. It was Hazard to tell him that he could be the new Cristiano because of the illusion that his signing generated and look at how the Belgian is doing.
When Cristiano left, the club's message was that “at 33 he is amortized and at that age his decline is inevitable.” I will not expand on the records that the Portuguese continues to accumulate since he left the Bernabéu …
And if Ramos leaves, at PSG or United he will never touch the glory nor will he be the legend that he is at Real Madrid. He will earn more money, but he will lose the opportunity to embrace forever that madridismo that still dreams of a happy ending.