Getafe keep doors open for Carvajal and Ramos as defensive options evolve

Getafe have just sealed Dani Carvajal on a deal to June 2027, yet president Ángel Torres says the club is also in talks about veteran Sergio Ramos, keeping both former Real Madrid stalwarts in the transfer conversation.

Recent signings and contract details

Carvajal was announced as a Getafe signing only weeks ago, with his contract running until June 2027, marking one of the most high‑profile acquisitions in the club’s recent history. The full‑back arrives after a long spell at Real Madrid, where he spent the majority of his career alongside Ramos.

Ramos, now 40, is currently a free agent after his contract with Monterrey in Mexico ended at the close of 2025. His last competitive appearance came in December 2025, when Monterrey were knocked out by Toluca in the Apertura semi‑finals.

Negotiations and strategic priorities

Ángel Torres confirmed that Getafe have maintained discussions with Ramos’s representative, his brother René, who also acts as the former captain’s agent. In an interview with Spanish radio RNE, Torres said contacts with René Ramos have already taken place to explore a possible move.

Despite the dialogue, Torres stressed that signing Ramos is not an immediate priority for José Bordalás’s side. The defensive unit already boasts several options, and the board’s current focus is on strengthening the full‑back positions and the attacking areas.

Torres added that any serious pursuit of Ramos would likely be revisited in the January transfer window, depending on how the squad’s needs develop over the season.

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