Sergio Ramos celebrates his 35th birthday | OneFootball

Sergio Ramos turns 35 years old and his name has long been part of the Real Madrid history. The captain is in his sixteenth season at the club, where he has a glittering list of 22 titles to his name: four Champions League titles, four Club World Cups, three European Super Cups, five La Liga titles, two Copa del Rey titles and four Spanish Super Cups.

Ramos has played the fourth most games in the history of Real Madrid: 670. Ramos is behind other Real Madrid legends such as Sanchís (710), Casillas (725) and Raúl (741). He has also scored 101 goals in that time. But apart from his impressive numbers, the captain is an important man in the 119 years of Real Madrid because he has played a key role in historic moments.

The European Cups His goals against Atlético in the finals of La Décima and La Undécima, are unforgettable, as are his goals in the 2014 and 2018 Club World Cups. As captain, he has also lifted three of his four Champions League titles. With the national team, he is the the most capped Spanish player (179), and has won a World Cup and two European Championships.