According to Vizacaíno in a press conference, Chris Ramos is now a player for Botafogo after fulfilling a series of performance-related conditions. The transfer cost 3.5 million euros, to be paid in three years, according to ge. Cádiz appears on Botafogo's list of creditors in a judicial recovery process. The debt with the Spanish club is R$ 5,664,338.49, according to the amount indicated by the Brazilian club. This figure may be challenged by the parties involved.

Cádiz president Manuel Vizcaíno has announced that Chris Ramos will remain at Botafogo after the club exercised the purchase option it had on the player. In a press conference, Vizcaíno explained that Ramos fulfilled a series of established objectives in his loan contract and that he is now a Botafogo player. Vizcaíno also stated that Cádiz has not yet received the stipulated amounts in the agreement.

Chris Ramos joined Botafogo in August 2025 on loan from Cádiz, Spain, following a request from the Rio de Janeiro club's former coach, Davide Ancelotti. Botafogo had initially wanted to sign the player permanently, but Cádiz only agreed to a one-year loan. This agreement included a potential transfer fee of up to 3.5 million euros, valued at R$ 22.2 million at the time. The deal stipulated the move would become permanent if Ramos played 90 minutes. He met this condition in 2025 during his second match for the club against Vasco. The loan agreement is valid until June 30, 2026.