At the age of 36 with 180 caps, a World Cup, two European Championships, four Champions Leagues, five La Ligas and one Ligue 1 title most footballers would be happy to enjoy retirement sitting in their luxurious home.
But then Sergio Ramos is far from your average multimillionaire footballer.
When announced as 'Best Defender of all Time' at the Globe Soccer Awards in December the Spaniard said: "I still have many dreams and goals to fulfil."
He has already ended his international career though after being told by new Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente that he doesn't figure in the national side's plans and his future at Paris St-Germain looks increasingly uncertain.
But then Sergio Ramos is far from your average multimillionaire footballer.
When announced as 'Best Defender of all Time' at the Globe Soccer Awards in December the Spaniard said: "I still have many dreams and goals to fulfil."
He has already ended his international career though after being told by new Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente that he doesn't figure in the national side's plans and his future at Paris St-Germain looks increasingly uncertain.