The website "Fichajes" reported that veteran defender Sergio Ramos is continuing his ambitious efforts to return to Sevilla FC, but this time in a leadership and foundational role, after ending his professional career in Mexico and becoming a free agent.

The website confirmed that Ramos is directly involved in an investment process aimed at acquiring administrative control of the club, in collaboration with a group of investors, a move that could make him the next president of the club where he grew up and to which he remains emotionally connected.

The same source indicated that the initial offer made by Ramos did not meet the expectations of the current shareholders, but it did not halt the negotiations; rather, it laid the groundwork for an advanced stage of negotiation. In the latest developments, Ramos and the group of investors raised their offer to 450 million euros, an amount that clearly reflects their ambition for full control of the club and resonates strongly among the shareholders.

The website explained that the new offer is not limited to the financial aspect but includes a long-term sports and administrative project, which the shareholders consider essential after years of tension and instability in management.

If the deal is completed, Ramos will return to Sevilla in a foundational leadership role, with the aim of becoming the club's president. He will become a key figure in managing the club and reuniting its fans with the administration, leveraging his extensive experience at the highest levels of European football and his understanding of managing major clubs.

The report confirmed that the negotiations are moving in the right direction, and that this step could represent a historic opportunity to determine the future of Sevilla FC in the coming seasons, with the possibility of Ramos returning soon, but this time as the club's president rather than as a player.