Why doesn't Real Madrid consider inviting Ramos back?

A key reason for Real Madrid's decision not to re sign 38 year old defender Ramos is the tense relationship between him and president Florentino Perez. Ramos had a serious dispute with Perez over contract renewal during his last season at Real Madrid.

Recently, Real Madrid's defensive core Edel Militon is expected to be absent for up to 9 months due to injury, which makes the team urgently need to supplement new defensive strength. However, despite facing a shortage of defensive personnel, Real Madrid still refused the proposal to reunite with former captain Ramos. Instead, they began to focus on Emory Laporte, who is currently playing for Al-Nassr FC.

At present, Real Madrid has players such as Antonio Rudig, Jesus Balejo, and young player Raul Asensio in the center back position. Although former Real Madrid player Guti suggested that the club sign free agent Ramos, the management believes that this is not a wise move.

According to Marca, Real Madrid is concerned about Ramos' current physical condition, especially since he left Sevilla last summer and has not participated in any official matches. In addition, the discord between Ramos and Perez when he left in 2021 was also an important factor affecting the decision.

Therefore, Real Madrid turned their attention to the 30-year-old Spanish international Laporte, who currently plays with Ronaldo in Al-Nassr FC Victory. Laporte was once a signing target for Real Madrid this summer, but ultimately failed to join. Now, given the team's defensive needs, Laporte has become a key signing for Real Madrid in the January transfer window next year.

According to La Liga regulations, when a player is unable to play due to long-term injuries, they can apply for additional transfer opportunities. Therefore, although Ramos is an option, considering his age, health condition, and historical conflicts with the club's top management, Real Madrid is more inclined to wait for the right time to bring in young and well performing players like Laporte to strengthen the defense.