It gives me the feeling that Madrid or Florentino did not really want Ramos to continue, since the captain has said that he accepted the reduction from the first moment and that it was not a money problem and that it was only a matter of two years and not just one. So what I can't quite understand is why the club doesn't give him two years. The rule that after 30 is only one year is not true. Cristiano, aged 31, was renewed for three seasons; Buyo, aged 33 or 34, was given a three-year contract … when a player is strategic because he is very good, no one is going to be so stupid to set a rule to harm himself. It's inexplicable that you don't give your captain two years. If he has accepted the pay cut, it is inexplicable that he does not continue.
I think Madrid opened the door for Sergio to leave, it was a way of telling him that they didn't want him to continue. It's a shame because two more years he deserved it and he would have broken the records. . It's amazing to be told that the offer has expired. In what clause is it written that an offer expires if it was within the time of Sergio's contract? Why don't you sign it for him when he accepts the year? Very easy, Real Madrid or rather Florentino did not want Sergio Ramos to continue.