Sergio Ramos: PSG Defender Opens Up on How 'Everything Went Wrong' After Leaving Real Madrid

• Sergio Ramos has reflected on his transition from Real Madrid to Paris Saint-Germain
• After a trophy-laden stint in Spain, Ramos is determined to win the Champions League again
• Ramos made 469 appearances for Los Blancos with trophies including five La Liga and the UCL

Paris Saint-Germain defender, Sergio Ramos has opened up on how 'everything went wrong' on the back of his departure from Real Madrid.

The Spaniard swapped Madrid for Paris in 2021, bringing an end to a trophy-laden 16-year-stint with Los Blancos.

The centre-back endured a torrid start to life in his new environment, missing a lot of last season with injuries, but has since turned a corner to become a key cog in the heart of PSG's defensive unit.

Considered one of the best defenders of his era, Ramos - who is starting to feel confident - at a point in time questioned his move to PSG during his early struggles.

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"Leaving Real Madrid was a very big change," he began as quoted by Madrid Xtra. "Everything went wrong after the move. I got injured, and it was very difficult for me to recover and adapt to the new team. I started to doubt if I had done the right thing or not."

Meanwhile, Ramos will be looking forward to transferring his enormous success in the Champions League to PSG, as they prepare to face Bayern Munich on Tuesday, per BFW.

Ramos settles GOAT debate

In a separate report, Ramos became the latest footballer to delve into the Cristiano Ronaldo versus Lionel Messi debate.

After playing against Messi for over 15 years, Ramos has now admitted the veteran is 'the best player football has ever produced'.

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Weighing in on the GOAT debate, Ramos conceded that the 2022 World Cup winner is a cut above the Portuguese icon.

Ramos reveals retirement plan

Sports Brief also reported on the PSG defender planning for life beyond football, with Ramos revealing his retirement plans.

The 36-year-old is widely regarded as one of the best defenders of his generation and is in the twilight phase of his career.

The former Real Madrid defender has now revealed he plans on staying involved in football even after he calls it a day.