Sergio Ramos ruled out for iconic Champions League clash vs Real Madrid

Two years ago, the institution of Real Madrid was best represented by a certain Spanish World Cup winner named Sergio Ramos. His loyalty towards his club could never be questioned, for he had always given his sweat and blood to the Galacticos.

After 16 long and successful years as the Santiago Bernabeu, Ramos bid farewell to his home in the summer after he failed to reach an agreement with the club over an extension. While Ramos wanted a two-year extension, Los Blancos were only willing to commit to one.

Ultimately, the legendary centre-back found his way to Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer. Unsurprisingly, one of the biggest stories of the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 draw was that Ramos would return to the Bernabeu, albeit in different colours.

Sadly, according to reports from RMC Sport, the World Cup winner is ruled out of the Champions League clash between PSG and Real Madrid later this week.

The 35-year-old is said to be suffering from a minor calf injury that he suffered late last month. His spell in France so far has been injury-riddled, with him only making four Ligue 1 appearances so far.

In his last game for the French side, Ramos put up a defensive masterclass. He made four clearances, three tackles, an interception, and won nine duels in a game to remember. Moreover, he also got on the scoresheet on the night.

The world awaits to see Ramos take on Real Madrid this season. However, it seems like one would have to wait for the return leg to witness the sight.