Sergio Ramos Emerges as Next Candidate to Join Getafe

Sergio Ramos is once again a hot name in La Liga. Getafe president Ángel Torres confirmed on Sunday that conversations have already been held with René Ramos, brother and agent of the former Real Madrid centre-back, to explore a possible move to the Madrid-based club. However, the president made it clear that the signing is not urgent: the squad has six central defenders and the sporting priorities lie elsewhere.

• Ángel Torres admits talks with René Ramos, Sergio Ramos' agent.
• The Getafe president says he would sign the defender if he were available at the right price.
• Bringing in Sergio Ramos is not a priority: the squad already has six centre-backs.
• José Bordalás has asked for wide players before adding another central defender.
• The deal could be reopened in the winter transfer window if needs change.

Ángel Torres Confirms Getafe's Interest in Sergio Ramos

Speaking on Radio Nacional de España's 'Tablero Deportivo' programme, the Getafe chief did not shy away from questions about the Spanish international. Asked whether he would sign Sergio Ramos if the player were available at the right price, Torres answered with a clear "yes." He then confirmed that contact has already been made: "His agent, his brother, has been talking to me."

The president's comments come at a time when the defender is without a club, fuelling speculation about his future. At 40 years old, the former Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain player continues to attract interest from Spanish sides, and Getafe's name has now emerged with force on his agenda.

Why Getafe Are Not Moving for Sergio Ramos Right Now

Torres was open about the sporting situation within José Bordalás' squad. The president explained that the current group includes six centre-backs, meaning the defensive position is not one of the summer's urgent needs. "We have six centre-backs. It is not a position we need right now... The coach wanted wide players. But it is not too late yet. I mean he is on the list of potential options," he said.

That statement places Sergio Ramos in a secondary role within Getafe's planning. The priority is clear: add wide players who provide width and unpredictability to Bordalás' system. The centre-back would only come into the picture if the club decides to move in that position later on.

The Door Remains Open for the Winter Window

Although it is not an immediate need, Ángel Torres did not rule out revisiting the talks in the coming months. "He could come because it has happened. It is something we have been pursuing for a long time. But it was not the priority, the priority was to get wide players and, if not, then maybe, if not now, in January, if we brought in a centre-back... But right now that position is well covered," he stated.

With those words, the president outlined a scenario in which the signing will depend on how the squad evolves and on the needs identified by Bordalás throughout the season. Getafe are ruling nothing out, but they are in no hurry either.

Sergio Ramos Without a Club Since Leaving Monterrey

The centre-back has been a free agent since ending his spell at Mexican side Monterrey in late 2025. His last official match was on 6 December of that year, a 3-2 defeat against Toluca in the semi-finals of the Apertura tournament. Since then, his name has appeared in countless transfer rumours.

A move to Getafe would also bring an added attraction: a reunion with Dani Carvajal. The full-back, with whom he shared a dressing room and many successes at Real Madrid, has just committed to the club until 30 June 2027. Meeting an old teammate again could be another factor in favour of the deal, if it ends up going through.

What Role Could Sergio Ramos Play at Getafe?

Although the president stressed the abundance of central defenders, Sergio Ramos' experience and leadership are arguments few clubs can ignore. The veteran would bring authority to a dressing room that Bordalás has turned into a competitive block in Spain's top flight. His ability to contribute from set pieces and his reading of the game would be valuable assets if Getafe decided to make the move.

The final decision, in any case, depends on the club's sporting plan and the priorities set by the Alicante-born coach. For now, Sergio Ramos is waiting while Getafe weigh up whether his arrival fits the project in the short or medium term.