Sergio Ramos, a 39-year-old Spanish centre-back, is reportedly a leading figure for a group of foreign investors interested in a potential co-ownership of Sevilla, the club where he began his career. The process is anticipated to take time. While the process is ongoing, Ramos is looking for a new club and might be eligible to play in Spain this season. It is certain, however, that he will not play for Sevilla, because Spanish regulations prohibit a player from being an owner of the club they play for. If he were to sign for Sevilla as a player, he would be immediately disqualified from any co-ownership role. A story has also emerged about Milan's interest in signing the defender, and he has also been linked with Nice, Manchester United and Inter. The defender, who has 180 caps and 23 goals for Spain, has a current market value of €800k, according to Transfermarkt.