Real Madrid will assess former star’s situation in coming months; can re-sign him for €9m

Real Madrid will assess former star’s situation in coming months; can re-sign him for €9m After a summer transfer window during which they splurged cash on reinforcements in attack and defence, Real Madrid are already planning to further strengthen the squad in the future windows. The central defensive department could, once again, be an area that needs attention, considering that Antonio Rudiger’s contract stands to expire at the end of the season. Moreover, Eder Militao’s physical issues in recent years have also become a cause for concern for Los Blancos . As such, it is very much possible that a new centre-back arrives in 2027, despite the club signing Dean Huijsen and Ibrahima Konate in the last two summer windows. Jacobo Ramon being closely monitored In that regard, Fabrizio Romano reports that Real Madrid are closely monitoring the development and progress of former La Fabrica defender Jacobo Ramon. Ramon has excelled in Italy. (Photo by Giuseppe Bellini/Getty Images) The 21-year-old academy product left Real Madrid to join Como 1907 in the summer of 2025 and has enjoyed a rapid rise since the transfer. Indeed, Ramon has established himself as one of the most promising young defenders in Italy and Europe under Cesc Fabregas, featuring regularly for the Serie A outfit. Naturally, Real Madrid have taken note of his progress and will continue to monitor him closely. The idea is to assess his development in the coming months before deciding on whether to bring him back to the club in 2027. €9 million buyback clause As they do with most young talents leaving the club, Real Madrid inserted buyback clauses for Ramon as well in order to have the option of bringing him back if he exploded in Italy. According to Romano, the Spanish capital club can now re-sign the 21-year-old academy talent for a nominal fee of only €9 million in the summer of 2027. Will Ramon return to Real Madrid? (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) The defender, for his part, is not thinking about a move back to the Santiago Bernabeu currently, and remains fully focused on doing well with Como. “The season has just started and I won’t focus on anything else,” he said in a recent interview. Ramon made six first-team appearances for Real Madrid before leaving for Como in 2025. If he continues to progress as he has done so far in his time in Italy, it will not come as a surprise to see Los Blancos pulling the trigger on his buyback clause.