Sergio Ramos, a defender for Paris Saint-Germain, made headlines for the umpteenth time when he received his 28th red card in his career against Reims. Ramos was initially given a yellow card for his complaints, but this was quickly upgraded to a red card after the center referee deemed his comments to be dissent.
The Spanish center-half was playing for Real Madrid when he was dismissed for the first time at Espanyol in September 2005.
On Saturday, October 8, during Paris Saint-match Germain’s against Reims, Sergio Ramos was once more given his marching orders, continuing his peculiar practice. Four minutes before halftime, Ramos, who has found his form again this season following a challenging first year with the Parisians, was sent off.
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Next The 35-year-old former Real Madrid captain, who has made a name for himself as a no-nonsense defender, was initially issued a yellow card before being dismissed for dissent.
As highlighted by Squawka, the 2010 World Cup winner has now received a red card 28 times in his professional career after receiving it in PSG’s away game against Reims in Ligue 1.
Ramos had a spotless disciplinary record throughout his three seasons with Sevilla in his formative years, receiving no red cards while playing at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium. A previously spotless disciplinary record, however, was spectacularly tarnished during the 35-year-16-year old’s affiliation with Real Madrid.
Ramos was sent off 26 times while playing for Los Blancos, with his first coming in the dying seconds of a 1-0 loss at Espanyol in September 2005.
He was up and running in just his third game for PSG after switching from Madrid to Paris, raising his season total to 27 last year. On Saturday, October 6, he extended his unenviable feat to 28 against Reims.