Guti, a former midfielder for Real Madrid, thinks that the club should really think about re-signing Sergio Ramos because he could help them with their defending problems quickly and effectively. 

Ramos is a free agent right now, and Guti thinks that he is the best defender right now because of his knowledge, dependability, and familiarity. 

This advice comes at a time when Real Madrid is deciding what to do. They could sign a free agent like Ramos right away, or they could wait until January to try to sign a younger, longer-term player.

Ramos has been turned down by Madrid.

Real Madrid is in a tough spot because there aren’t many good defenders on the market right now. Because of injuries and other problems, their defensive line could use some steadiness. Signing an experienced player could help in this area. 

Ramos is the only free agent with the right amount of knowledge and familiarity that Real Madrid could use, but there are a lot of things that make it hard for him to come back to the club. 

There have been problems between Ramos and Florentino Perez, the president of the club, and the leaders at Real Madrid seem to think that Ramos’ time at the club is over. 

Guti doesn’t agree with this.

Guti thought that Ramos’s return would be a better option than making a short-term deal whose quality was unknown. 

Ramos is a useful short-term asset for Real Madrid because he is fit, experienced, and committed to the club’s standards. He can cover the team’s defensive needs for at least six months. 

“You need to go to the store…” Ramos doesn’t have a team yet. For free, right back and center back. “I get it,” he said, as reported by AS. 

According to Guti, the club should focus on getting someone they already know who knows what it’s like to play for Real Madrid to meet their immediate goals.

“Of course you can go out and spend a lot of money on a center back for the next ten years.” If you have to bring in a patch, someone you don’t know how they’ll do, I’d rather have Sergio Ramos. 

“A man who has lived in the house, worked hard last year, continues to take care of himself, and can finish these six months,” he said.

The question now is whether or not Real Madrid’s management will follow this advice. 

Although the idea of reuniting with Ramos might appeal to fans who remember his loyalty and impact, the club’s long-term vision may ultimately steer them towards a younger player with greater potential for future seasons.