Spanish defender, Sergio Ramos has come out to admit that he loves the US. He, however, stopped short of committing to a move to MLS after leaving Sevilla, and fans have been reacting.
According to him, America is definitely a country he loves going to, even if he does not know if his career will take him to the west or east next.
Ramos added that he resigned for Sevilla years back to pay tribute to Antonio Puerta, Jose Antonio Reyes, his grandfather and his father.
His words, “The U.S. is a country that I love. But there are other things when it comes to evaluating my career. What I know is that it is not finished and I have one, two or three more years left. I don’t know if my career will take me to the west or the east (Saudi Arabia).”
On Sevilla, “I re-signed to pay tribute to Antonio Puerta, Jose Antonio Reyes, my grandfather, and my father, who had the dream of seeing me back at Sevilla.
The contract said one year and I think I’ve earned the right to choose. I show my face and never leave if the ship sinks. I embarked on this project because it was a matter of feeling and heart and not money. I would like to be remembered with the good performance I have given this season. Anyone who doubts my love for Sevilla has been missing for the last year.”
On what next, “I don’t think about retiring at all. I’ve felt very good this year. I’m hungry to continue competing and I feel healthy to continue competing.”
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