No Champions League match, barely seven Ligue 1 matches, the last Saturday in Clermont during the Parisian card (1-6), taken aback and whistled by some of the supporters, Sergio Ramos had obviously never imagined similar performance within Paris Saint-Germain.
However, he seems in no way affected and is even planning for the next exercise, still in Paris.
"I would like to play four to five more years at the top level and then have another experience," the 36-year-old ex-Real Madrid captain said on Prime Video.
Here, I have two years in Paris, we will try to do three, one more, and then we will see.
But as long as the physique holds up, I think I'll be able to keep my mind focused.
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The physical, precisely, has hardly spared him since the start of the season.
The defender world champion in 2010 and winner of the Euro in 2008 and 2010 is just beginning to chain the benefits.
However, he had to bring his experience, his temperament and his extraordinary experience to the Parisian club to help him take a step forward in his quest for the European Grail.
But the man who scored four Champions Leagues (2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018) was only a close spectator of the ills of a PSG which ended up derailing in a Santiago-Bernabeu stadium that he knows so well.
He still has a few matches left to try to show that he can indeed be a driving force on the pitch.
In this Classico week with the reception of Olympique de Marseille, Sunday at the Parc des Princes on behalf of the 32nd day, there is no better way to motivate yourself.