<br><div> <p data-end="400" data-start="61">Sergio Ramos presented a formal proposal for the purchase of Sevilla and entered decisively in the race for control of the Andalusian club. The information was provided by the Spanish media outlet, <em>SER Chain</em>through the program <em data-end="288" data-start="270">Hour 25 Sports</em>which reveals that the Spanish central company leads a group of investors interested in the total acquisition of the company.</p> <p data-end="784" data-start="402">According to the same source, the proposal is already known to the Andalusians' main shareholders and comes at a time when the negotiation process with a North American fund has lost momentum. The analysis carried out on the club's accounts revealed a less attractive financial scenario than expected, leading US investors to back down and significantly reduce their offer.</p> <p data-end="1072" data-start="786">In this new context, the initiative led by Sergio Ramos gains weight. The defender, trained at Seville, already has experience as an investor in football, currently being one of the partners of San Fernando, in the Andalusian third division.</p> <p data-end="1365" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node="" data-start="1074">According to the <em>SER Chain</em>the sale of Sevilla remains far from complete, but the name of Sergio Ramos now appears as one of the most relevant options for the club's institutional future, not only as a symbol of the past on the field, but also as a potential protagonist off it.</p> <p data-end="1365" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node="" data-start="1074">Trained at Seville, Sérgio Ramos played 88 games for the Andalusians' main team, scoring on ten occasions. Currently, the experienced Spanish defender represents the colors of Monterrey, Mexico, where he transferred two seasons ago.</p> </div>