Sergio Ramos (2021–…): Season 1, Episode 6 - The Future - full transcript

If you don't risk, you don't win.
I bet all on red,

which was my heart.
It was soccer, and it worked out well.

It's given me everything.
It's given me friendships, love,

it's given me a family,
it made me grow as a person.

I will never have the time
or enough life to give back to soccer

everything it has given me.

Madrid! Goal from Ramos!

Goal!

Four European Cups in five years.
Three in a row.

Four-nil, Spain, European champions.

I could have said, "I've won everything,
I can retire, game over."



But my mindset won't let me.

I have in mind the fifth Champions League,
the next World Cup, the Olympics.

In the end,
I will leave when the time comes.

I've earned the right
to make that decision.

THE LEGEND OF
SERGIO RAMOS

FUTURE

-"Mom?" But...
- From when I lived at Grandma's house.

Of course. Yes, it's true.

- Who does Mom look like?
- Who does she look like?

- Me, yes, and Ale, too.
- Ale a little bit, yes.

- Let's see, Ale? Yes.
- Yes, like Ale.

We take these small moments,
but we would like to have many more.

It's an investment of time
for the good of the children,

of the family and our own personal good.



- How about this one?
- That's Dad with... With him.

- With who?
- You look very blond.

Yes. Grandpa who?

- José María.
- With Grandma what?

- Grandmother Paqui.
- How blond was Dad when he was little.

- Look.
- Who do you look like?

I don't think any of them.
Well, Sergio a little bit.

Like me.

Look. You have Sergio's eyes,

- more or less.
- Yes.

- The shape.
- And Marco's hair.

And Marco's hair.
And Alejandro's character.

- Yes.
- Yes.

He always wanted a family.

He has always been
much more mature for his age,

and he has always been very clear
that his goal was to follow his career

and to raise a family.

That confidence and that decisiveness
made me take a step forward as well.

I hadn't thought about
or had any plans to have children.

In fact, it didn't even appeal to me.
I didn't have the maternal instinct.

Look. Who was that, shorty?

Mom and you.

Do you know what Sergio asked me
the first time he saw that picture?

He said, "Mom, is Dad a doctor?"

- He saw you like that.
- Yes.

When you go in the room,
they dress you in green, with a gown.

- What a fuss they made for that photo.
- Yes.

People say, "You live very well."

It depends
on what you consider living well.

Money helps, of course,
and I wouldn't lie to you.

There are things you can't buy,

like time with your children,
going to the park with them.

You have to weigh certain things,
and it's difficult sometimes.

It's not as simple as,
"You have a huge house."

- Look.
- That's Alex.

- Yes.
- Where is that?

- At the farm!
- Yes.

- I was here...
- You were there.

You were with the cousins.

And of course,
I also want them to understand

the culture I grew up in,
because it's very different.

Honestly, growing up in Seville
is nothing like growing up in Madrid.

PAQUI
MOTHER

Family is of the utmost importance.

They will never betray you,
cheat on you or wrong you.

They might tell you, "This is not right."

But they will never let you down
in front of anyone, far from it.

JOSÉ MARÍA FATHER

He attends to the details,

to his parents, his brother,
his children, his partner, everyone.

MIRIAN
SISTER

He is a huge support,
one of the most important.

He has always been
very affectionate with me... Oh, look.

I get emotional.

We've always had an incredible bond,
to be honest.

- Oh, my goodness.
- Wow!

- My first...
- Mom with Dad!

No, that's me with Aunt Mirian.

- Where were you going all dressed up?
- It was my first...

- New Year's Eve?
- My first.

We were going to a party.

We're normal people, normal families.

We act naturally with our children,
with our families.

We're human beings like any other.

We have bad days,
we wake up in a bad mood.

We have to provide normalcy and ease.

We're leaving, Ale. A little kiss.

And those who really know me
know what I'm like.

I'm cheerful, I'm a prankster,

I'm competitive,
I have attitude, because I like honesty.

I surround myself with people

who can help me be
a better Sergio Ramos in every way.

- It is very easy to do with paint.
- Yes, isn't it?

With architecture or other things,
it's complicated.

But with painting,
to take a canvas and some brushes

and to paint, anyone can do it.

Obviously, everybody knows Antonio Lopez.

We've known
a lot of artists over the years,

but we have a unique relationship
with Antonio, because

we like having those afternoons
chatting with him,

and it's like, "I'm going
to my grandfather's house."

- Look. That painting.
- This one?

Well... Niente. With very few lessons,
four or five sessions.

- And that one?
- Yes.

It's not yet finished.

None of them are finished.
It's easy for me to begin, Pilar.

Yes.

You can't do that in a soccer game.

- It begins and ends.
- It's not hard for me to begin.

I start with a lot of enthusiasm.

All these canvases
are things that I have begun.

- Yes.
- I must finish them.

For us, he is a living legend,
and of course, it's very enriching

to go and soak up
all his experiences, knowledge,

and to have him explain to you
the meaning of his painting,

what he wants to convey,
his style, his customs, his habits.

For me, it's a relationship
that I hope will last as long as possible.

- What's that big one?
- That's the big one, yes.

- The biggest one.
- That took more sessions.

The one with the big scale.

Everything is smaller,
but it looks like...

- You can see all of Seville.
- Almost all of it.

He told us that he was painting
a series of landscapes of all over Spain,

of certain cities.
When I heard the word "Seville,"

the light went on.

I said, "Antonio,
I would like to see those paintings."

"No, I've just started,
they don't have much paint."

I kind of motivated him
to revive those paintings.

The friendship has grown.
We've been going to his house

to see how
the paintings have been evolving.

When he decides they can go home,
they will go. The master decides.

And how are you?

- Fine. A little tired of traveling, but...
- Of course.

- It's constant, now...
- They're long journeys.

With the COVID issue,
one game every three days.

It would be good for many people
to spend the day with Antonio.

He's a great person
and he's full of humility and simplicity,

despite being such a talented artist.

REAL MADRID
TRAINING FACILITY

Tomorrow, among other
Liga Santander matches,

the champions, Real Madrid, will debut
at the Reale Arena, against Real Sociedad.

We want to start strong like we finished.

We don't want to go back
to a situation of being behind,

of mounting a comeback.

The sooner you say that you want to win,
the less problems you'll have.

The match begins.

SEPTEMBER 20TH 2020
MATCH DAY TWO

Fifth corner kick for Real Madrid.
It's Toni Kroos.

Ramos, about to finish it off.
Ramos again! Corner.

Remiro, a mistake. Remiro to Vinícius,

Vinícius to Benzema, Benzema, Benzema...

Karim Benzema's shot goes wide!

End of the match.
No goals in San Sebastián.

Real Sociedad nil, Real Madrid nil.

Everything is very complicated,

and you have to work
and fight with a tremendous effort.

You can't win with just your emblem

Betis take the corner short.
Canales sends it in!

Betis, goal!

As long as there's a chance,
we'll give our all on the field.

Sergio Ramos ready to take the penalty
in front of Joel Robles.

Sergio Ramos shooting!

Panenka! Goal, goal, goal!

I am, from my point of view,
doing awesome.

In the years left,
I'll perform at the highest level.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be worth it.

De Burgos Bengoetxea whistles for the end

of a frenetic, fast-paced match.

- Where do we go?
- Right here.

I always go there.

Bernardo schedules his training
according to the matches we have to play.

It's leg training,
or upper body training, or core training.

- Remember when we talked about...
- With the rubber and...

- That's right.
- I like it.

- Yes, I liked it.
- The idea is

this position can be done better
than the knee here in sprint position.

It's fabulous to have such a great team,

in terms of physiotherapy,
training and nutrition.

Right now we're getting
the rotation of breakfast, fasting.

- You're very good.
- Yes, I make up some fasting.

But yes, actually, quite well.

- Yes.
- They tell me, "Sergio, have breakfast..."

But I may have had
a good dinner and eaten well,

and my body doesn't really tell me
to have breakfast.

So I say, "I'll train,
Then I'll drink my shake and that's it."

That's what we try to do.
Try to listen and watch that feeling.

Eating is about enjoyment,
drinking and eating whatever you want.

But I approach it as nourishment,
and nourishment is what your body needs.

When you learn to feed yourself,
the body doesn't eat for enjoyment.

Sergio's job is all day long.

He already knows how he has to perform it.

If he has breakfast, if he fasts,

the pre-training protocol,
if it's in the morning.

When he does the training,
once he finishes, he has his post-work.

It's linked to the work of...
We link the post-work with the meal.

After lunch, there's another recovery
that's part of the work.

There's more afternoon work.

And he's also responsible
for his rest and how to optimize it.

Did you see the analytic results?

- Pretty good.
- Very good.

Compared to our other analytics,
it's possibly one of the most complete.

It's better
than the same ones the last three years.

- Before the end of the season.
- Yes.

We used to last 10 years, now we last 20.

The limit was 30 years.

JORGE VALDANO
FORMER MANAGER

At Real Madrid, when you turned 30,
they renewed you from year to year,

because you were already on the cusp.

That no longer exists.

Players have a different sophistication
when it comes to training.

I never trained like him.

ROBERTO CARLOS
FORMER TEAMMATE

But he has to take care of his health,
his body

before the pre-season,
to perform better than the others.

He's a professional on and off the field.

He's a physical prodigy
and he also wants it.

RAFA NADAL FRIEND

And wanting it doesn't only mean
to want to play well on match days,

but to want to train well,
to take care of himself.

Players who are my age,
or who are around 32, 31

and have not taken care of themselves,

even if they wanted to catch up today,
the body no longer responds.

Bernardo discovered
the hyperbaric chamber.

He said, "NASA uses chambers.

"The astronauts carried them up there,
and they helped them regenerate."

When they went up, they aged a lot,
spending only two or three months there.

So, the hyperbaric chamber oxygenates
all the muscles

and allows them to age less quickly.

My success to date
is that I feel great at 34 years of age.

This is not by chance.
We have been sowing for years,

and now we are beginning to reap
all these years of attention to rest,

nutrition and training.

As long as his mind wants to,

and as long as he wants to continue
at this pace of care and management,

thinking only about performance
and how to optimize it,

he can maintain it
for many years without any problems.

I hope I can keep doing the work I love,

because I feel fulfilled
and very, very happy.

Who would've thought that I would do
a campaign with my own designs?

We'll start with this one,
the one with the snake.

Because it has
all the inspiration of your creation,

- more related to the jungle, the wild...
- Yes.

- Okay.
- Let's start with it.

It's wonderful. It's a dream come true.

It's not like having a child,
but it's close,

because it's your own child,

a small creation that came out
of your mind,

you see it materialized
and it's very beautiful.

- Beautiful.
- And the earrings,

it depends on the snake.

With the hair, the snake and everything...

Something polished
and longer would look good.

If the snake is going to be close
to my face, I think it's better to...

With nothing on.

I won't wear earrings,
they won't show, leave this clear,

because the neck is tight,
but we can dress the wrists.

Each swimsuit has a moment,
an attitude and a life of its own.

- Oh, is this the snake?
- Yes. Look.

Hello, beautiful. Hello.

If I didn't feel that excitement
every day, and I didn't feel fulfilled,

I would change my life
and I would change my profession.

Camera.

I would have liked to be a rock star.

I mean, to have my rock band
and go on tour, play guitar

and to live like that.

In your own way, eh?

When we met,
we waited until 5:00, 6:00 in the morning,

in the house,
so that the paparazzi wouldn't see us.

We fell in love the first week.
Because when love hits, it hits.

- The snake looks great.
- How pretty.

In a matter of months, we realized

that this was moving forward,
that it was more serious than we thought,

and well, fortunately,
I think I have the best wife

that I could have ever imagined.

Out there.

- Come on.
- There they are.

- Let's see.
- The ball. Wait, Marco, slowly.

There are a lot of things I would love
to do but I can't. The kids are so small.

When they get a little bit older,
yes, I want to do lots of things,

but right now I can't,

I have to be focused,
my energies must be here with my children.

They need me, and I need them.

- Come on. You serve, Marco.
- Marco.

- You'll defend.
- No. To your side of the table.

Take that one, Marco.
You serve it, but slowly. That's good.

He gets involved just like another kid.
He loves them, he always plays with them.

- This one.
- Let's go.

Good. Have another one.
That's good. Another one.

- Please!
- Here.

Now. Me!

We have a great time.

When I come home and I want to disconnect,
you get a hug, a kiss.

It gives you vitality, energy,

recharges you for the whole week,
and I don't want to miss that process.

I missed my childhood,
I don't want to miss my children's.

Let's practice the right, okay, shorty?

Now this one?

No. No, no, the right hand always.
Right there.

Like that.
That's the move you have to make.

Come on. One...
Are you ready? Come on. Let's go.

You have to watch the ball.

Sometimes I think, "How can I have
four kids so different from each other?

Sergio is such a sensitive, loving child.

Marco is so different, so independent.
He likes to be alone.

He lives in his own world
and lets you in when he wants.

Then comes Alejandro,

who has a different character
and attitude,

as he has grown up with the older ones.

We've accomplished a perfect fusion

and formed an incredible family.

Every day it gets harder for me
to leave my house,

my family, my wife, my children.

It's the only thing that can force me
to make a decision in the future.

My mind can take it for a lot longer,
my body, too,

but it will depend a lot on my children.

- Shall we go down?
- Let's have a snack.

- Some chocolate chip cookies.
- Marco, my love.

- I want hot chocolate.
- Let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Coach. First of all,
thank you for your time.

You know that I've always
appreciated and admired you,

and now that I am more or less
close to the age when you retired,

I would like

to know what the deciding factor was
in making that decision.

Yes. After being a player,

I wanted to quit,
but totally, and do nothing.

And that's what I did
for two or three years.

And then you realize that soccer...

- Yes.
- You're missing something.

For me, Zizou is a soccer legend,
as a player...

Goal!

...as a coach.

He's so natural, so humble.
He's an example for everyone.

We don't need to talk a lot...

ZINEDINE ZIDANE
REAL MADRID COACH

...but he knows
what I want from the team in general,

and we talk.
This relationship is important.

He knows when to be there, when not to be,

how to run a locker room, how to win.
Not many know how to do that.

In my day, we were always on the move.

In training camp, to the hotel,
back home, playing twice a week.

You were away for four days.

And after 17, 18 years, it burns you out.

- But you're different.
- Well, I...

It's true that, as you say,

now those things have changed a little,

having coaches like you
who have been soccer players,

it helps us adapt our routine,

to spend more time with the family,
and that makes us approach it differently.

In the end, it's about everyone doing
what they feel inside.

You're going to leave
in three, four years,

because you can play three, four years.

This way. I mean, at this level.

And after two years, well,
when you're 36, 37 years old, you have...

It asks you for something else.

It asks you for something else
and I got into the coaching course.

First of all, I want to thank the club,
and you, Mr. President,

for giving me
the opportunity to coach this team.

What's more pressure,
the years you spent as a player at Madrid,

or the responsibility with France
as captain or today as coach?

What has been more pressure for you?

It's different, as a player, too.
You have to lead a group of 25 players.

That's more complicated
than playing, Sergio.

He tells me, "When you become a coach,
you will understand things that now..."

Managing a locker room as a coach
is not the same than as a captain.

So, it will come.

It's good that he's imagining it.
When you're...

IKER CASILLAS
FORMER TEAMMATE

...approaching a certain age,
you should think of the future.

- How are you? Get some.
- Very well.

Power.

He has all the qualities
that a coach needs.

LUKA MODRIĆ TEAMMATE

He has that charisma
to energize the group...

RAPHAËL VARANE TEAMMATE

...to show the way.

He knows how a locker room works,

so I see him perfectly in that role.

- Here.
- Hey, Magic.

Congratulations. Let's do it!

Let's go!

I know he would be a good coach...

ALEJANDRO SANZ FRIEND

...because he has everyone's respect
and he has the temperament to be a coach.

You should know what you want.

And man, I think that Sergio is

a vital person for soccer.

A person like him,
it's better to have him in soccer,

but he will decide that later.

- Thank you very much, Coach.
- Okay. Thank you. Bye.

Soccer will surely be one of his habitats,

I don't know if the only one.
He's like Da Vinci, he likes everything.

He likes art, he likes horses,
he likes soccer.

So, well, he has to find his place.

I've always seen soccer as a way of life,

but once you have money,
you use that training and intelligence

to manage it.

We have a very short career, it ends,
and the money ends, too.

You must look for other business models,

other things that generate income
for tomorrow.

They contacted us with the intention

of creating a gym
with a different concept, boutique style.

That has certain attractions for people.

Not only on a business level,
I also wanted to have a different place,

somewhere different
that wasn't a normal training center,

and what better way
than to do it in a big way.

The fact that they have chosen Madrid
to launch this concept,

and me as the image,
has been very, very good for me,

because they've let me be very hands-on.

They want it to have all my preferences,
my colors, my designs, my materials.

The only thing I miss are
the basins of cold water.

To tell people how important they are,

because you don't find them in any gym.

Sure. We have it in mind.

- Let's go see the gym...
- We'll make progress.

- ...we can put it in perspective.
- Okay.

And we pick out the site for the pool.

We'll pick it out.

We already have the locale,
an underground gym, down a subway exit.

It's spectacular. With high ceilings,
a bit industrial as well,

I've never seen anything like it.

When you see it in the model,
it looks smaller.

Yes, yes.

But now it looks very different.

There is always a chance
that it could go wrong.

Not all businesses succeed.

The intention, from the beginning,
is to look for success.

That's how I approach my profession.

See you soon.

-At 6:30, a great game.
- Real Madrid, Cádiz.

OCTOBER 17TH 2020
MATCH DAY 6

Real Madrid, they hope
that they'll be the only leaders so far

that manage to stay there
for more than one day.

The leader changes with every game.

ALFREDO DI STÉFANO STADIUM

The team can solidify its position.

Look out, the ball is going to Negredo.
Ramos saves it.

Ramos saves that ball,
I thought it was going in.

The ball to José Mari, to Negredo,
Negredo to Choco, Choco alone, Choco...

Goal, goal!

The knee is the problem.

Oh... Well, yes, the knee, in the...

In the knee that hit, I think
it was the left, against Choco Lozano.

They are icing the knee
of the Real Madrid player.

Carnival in Valdebebas!

Real Madrid nil, Cádiz one!

The Gaditanos had never beaten the Whites
away from home.

A bad match and an injury to Ramos.

The captain had to be substituted
with discomfort

due to a blow to his left knee.
And in five days, El Clásico.

FOUR DAYS
TO EL CLÁSICO

- How are you?
- Good. The knee, better.

Good.

I still have that pain,
but I don't feel it so internal.

- It's superficial, it's going away.
- Good.

When I'm cold it hurts more,
but when I warm up...

- Yes, that's normal.
- I stop feeling it.

- But the spins, the strikes, are good.
- And...

- Well, let's try a little bit.
- Sure.

El Clásico is
the most watched game in the world,

so it has an added pressure
and an even greater responsibility.

But for the game, I think I'll be fine.

Tomorrow I'm training with the team.

For the match, I won't have problems.

I don't think so.

I can't play without competing,
without that ambition to win.

I approach every game
with the same intensity,

no matter who the opponent is,

but this one always has a special flavor.

Maybe you'll feel something,
at the beginning, until you warm up.

But afterwards, no.
You know how these games are,

- in the heat of the battle...
- You forget everything.

When you lose that kind of game,

the face that will be
on the front page is yours,

and it adds to the pressure,

but you have to learn to live with it
without giving it too much importance.

I've played the most Clásicos.

- Damn.
- So we can't miss the...

Will you leave any records
or do you want them all?

That one, since we've already reached it,
let's at least keep on pushing.

- No, of course.
- It's been many years.

I'm a little nervous
because it's a different challenge,

which requires concentration
and precision,

and it has a component of danger,

because you're in a car at high speed
in a very small place.

There are some parallels,
each in our own profession.

We expose ourselves publicly,
what we do is judged and valued publicly,

and we do everything live, here and now.

I feel a certain distrust and insecurity.

It is also, I think,
my nonconformist character.

On top of that, I haven't slept.
I've been tossing and turning.

People only see you
in those five minutes in the program

where you do the challenge,
but to get there,

you've had to do a lot.

I told Pablo to ask Walter
about all the problems.

That there is very little space,
that the floor is inadequate,

that you come out of the dark,
all of that.

Lots of effort,
lots of hours, lots of sacrifices.

A lot of crying on my part,
because I'm very impatient,

and the helplessness
if something doesn't work out

makes me very emotional.
I break down, I start crying right away.

Whoa!

Off the post!

The worst is when I get to the rehearsal
and it doesn't work out.

My last memory is that it didn't work out,
a negative memory.

It is 10:48. Let's go to the stage
with Pilar Rubio.

Let's go.

She will try to spin 180 degrees
and park between the two cars.

My heart is racing.

Wow! My God! She's given everything!

REPLAY

It was a success!

THREE DAYS
TO EL CLÁSICO

Here he comes.

Waiting for you as always.

- Have you been here long?
- What?

I feel proud of what I've built.

And of my track record on awards,
because it's been unique,

and then at the family level,
I feel rich in that aspect.

My family, my parents, my siblings,
my wife and my children.

A perfect family, who gives me
balance, peace of mind,

and personal well-being
so I can perform at my best.

This morning I trained separately
with the trainer.

Tomorrow I'll train with the group.

How is everyone? The locker room?

The locker room is screwed.

We are screwed because although

there is still a lot of season left,
some can't handle the pressure,

and the negative energy accumulates there.
El Clásico is the best to change that.

Here in Seville, in the early years,

everyone, when I arrived at training...

All the kids were training,
Sergio included.

Everyone used to say,
"That's the Real Madrid kid."

He had a personality

that came from within. Nobody told him
what to do, or how to do it.

He made his own way.
His challenge was with himself.

He never said, "What if he achieves..."
No, "I have to do this."

- The contract is running out.
- You should think about that.

It was in... Now, wasn't it?

In January next year,
this is my last year.

I see him committed to staying involved

as a coach, as something.

It's his life.
He knows it, he likes it, he loves it.

What will he do now if soccer has been
his passion since he was a kid?

I just don't see it.

And I've asked him.
I've asked him and he's always said,

"I don't know, Mom,
I won't think about it yet."

It seems like it'll last forever.
Nobody is eternal.

Hello, my little sweetie. Kiss.

- Are you going?
- Good night.

How handsome, my boy. Have you had dinner?

The day after is another challenge,
a different challenge,

not an easy one.
There are players who have been so great

that it's even more difficult.

Many things abandon you.

You're abandoned by a game that is
almost the prolongation of childhood.

Making a living playing soccer
can be an injustice,

because it's too beautiful to be true.

You give up income levels
that no other profession gives you.

And you give up the privileges of fame.

The most difficult thing is
to forget that you were a soccer player.

The day after has to come
with all the consequences.

It's a very, very big challenge.

If a day comes that I don't feel
that desire to keep getting better,

to keep improving,

then I don't think it would be worth it

to take so many hours away from my family.

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REAL MADRID

Everything okay?

ONE DAY
TO EL CLÁSICO

- Very good.
- I did pre-warm up in the gym,

so I'm all warmed up.
Are we doing this first?

His retirement will be when he wants it.

He's in excellent condition,

he takes good care of himself
and works hard...

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...and rather than his body deciding,

he will make the decision,
especially mentally.

Two, one. Green, blue, ball.

You look at the players on the field,
not at their ID.

Sergio, if you watch him play...

How many years? As many as he wants.

That's it.

Sergio has played with injuries,
with pain...

This one.

To say, "Well, I'm putting
my physicality on the line, too,

"I put everything on the line
for the team."

- That's enough for today, isn't it?
- Yes.

One day for the quietest
and emptiest Clásico in history.

It's our direct rival,
one of the most important matches,

and it comes at a delicate moment...

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...for better or for worse.
And you need perfection

if you want to win that kind of match.

Paradoxes of life,
it's the most austere Clásico in history,

in economic,
mediatic and environmental terms.

Some say it's watered down,

although for Madrid,
for Zidane specifically, it's poisoned.

You can be having a bad time
and have a very good game,

or be having a very good time
and have a very bad game.

El Clásico kicks off, good luck to Barça,
to Madrid, and to Martínez Munuera.

Karim Benzema takes it.
He tries it on the right flank. Good.

Valverde, one on one, Valverde shoots,

goal, goal, goal!

Messi to Jordi Alba. There he goes.

Ansu. Goal, goal, goal!

Barça evens the score!

Ansu Fati evens the score.

The dead ball.
Sergio Ramos' fall, he complains.

Let's see, it's being reviewed.

And there was a penalty.

Ramos is about to shoot. Neto is in goal.

He can put Real Madrid back in front.
Sergio Ramos, a double stop and... Goal!

The warrior scores. Madrid scores.

Sixty-two minutes into the match,
Madrid scores.

Sergio Ramos scores.

He will be
among that group of privileged people

who are legends in Real Madrid.
He has earned his stripes for many years.

How well he put the ball in
and how well Neto blocked,

but the ball slipped. Real Madrid has it.

There he dribbles, sets it up
and goal, goal, goal!

Goal!

Right now,
he's still in his sports career.

And when you're playing,
what you want is to think about playing,

and not think about if...
"How I'm going to be remembered when I..."

"When I retire,
the time will come when I will be able

"to place myself
among the legends of the club."

Barça one, Real Madrid three.

The idea is to be part of the legend of
the best club in the world, Real Madrid.

Retirement is still a long way off.

When I have talked
to players like David Beckham,

Zizou, Ronaldo...
When that moment has come for them...

It's such a personal, solitary moment
and such a private decision

that, when it comes,
I think my body will feel it.

And I see it as quite far away.

My body is going to hold up.
I take care of myself to the last inch.

I really want to compete
and I really want to win.

And I think the day will come

when my children and my wife
will determine when to make that decision.

Maybe I'll take a sabbatical year,
first with my family,

and then I will go on to my business,
since I also like that life.

But my blood needs
the adrenaline of soccer.

I couldn't go longer
than a year or two without it.

THE LEGEND OF
SERGIO RAMOS

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