Despite rumors suggesting he might skip the 2025 MLS All-Star Game, Sergio Ramos will lead the Liga MX squad against Lionel Messi and the MLS stars this Wednesday in Austin. The news was confirmed by Liga MX president Mikel Arriola, putting to rest concerns sparked by Ramos’ appearance at Rayados training just a day before the event.

After training with Monterrey, Sergio Ramos' presence in the Liga MX All-Star Game has been put in doubt.

With just hours before kickoff at Q2 Stadium, a single question dominates headlines and fan debates alike: Will Messi actually play?

In an emotional goodbye held at Real Madrid’s facilities, Lucas Vázquez officially ended his decade-long tenure with the club. Surrounded by teammates, legends, and president Florentino Pérez, the homegrown midfielder said goodbye after 402 appearances and 23 titles.

The 2025 MLS All-Star Game promises fireworks, prestige, and a renewed chapter in North America’s most exciting soccer rivalry.

With Monterrey now at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 round of 16, a Sergio Ramos' teammate delivered a strong warning to rival Borussia Dortmund.

In the aftermath, Ramos sent a pointed three-word message to the team's critics—a declaration that quickly went viral and echoed across soccer circles.

This clash is win or go home for Monterrey, and Sergio Ramos’s inclusion could tip the balance. His European experience and calm presence might be what the Mexican side need to qualify and continue their Club World Cup journey.

After another draw, now against River plate, fans wonder if Sergio Ramos' Monterrey are eliminated from the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.

With Monterrey set to face River Plate in a key clash for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, fans wonder if Sergio Ramos will be taking part of the game.

With a stunning header, Sergio Ramos opened the score for Monterrey against Inter Milan in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 game.

With Monterrey facing Inter Milan in Matchday 1 of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, fans wonder if legend Sergio Ramos will be playing for the Mexican side.

Facing Inter Milan in their opening game, Ramos sees this as a test of character. “We came here to compete with the best. In football, small details and mindset make the difference. We’re ready to fight.”

After missing nearly two months with a thigh injury, Ramos returned to action on June 10, playing the first half of Monterrey’s 3–0 win over Atlante.

Fans may come expecting goals, drama, and international rivalries, but they’ll also witness something far more sentimental: the last dance of players who helped define the modern game.