Sergio Ramos emerges as transfer target for Aston Villa in Premier League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 2:50 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Sergio Ramos has surfaced as a potential transfer target for Aston Villa as clubs consider signing the veteran defender. It has been over nine months since Ramos last played professionally, but he has been training in hopes of returning to the field. The talks are reportedly at an advanced stage between Ramos and Aston Villa, marking a possible first venture into English football for the 40-year-old. Fixtures this season have not favored the club, as they have lost three of their first four matches. Fans await developments to see if Ramos will join Aston Villa soon.
- •Sergio Ramos last played in December 2022 for Monterrey.
- •Discussions with Aston Villa are reportedly advanced.
- •Ramos could make his Premier League debut if the transfer goes through.
- •Aston Villa has lost three of their opening four league matches this season.
- •Ramos has been training actively to secure a new club.
- 2:50 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos emerges as shock Premier League transfer target
"It has been over nine months since Sergio Ramos last played a professional football match, and yet, he is still not officially retired. Rather, he could be about to make a return to action, with clubs...
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