Sergio Ramos

Sergio Ramos is worth $80 million dollars but he has not built his wealth alone. His father José María Ramos, his brother Rene Ramos, and many other members of the Ramos clan have contributed to the development of several companies related to Sergio. Besides, currently, Sergio is part of Sevilla but if everything goes right, his new contract with Juventus or MLS can boost his net worth by millions.

What Is Sergio Ramos’s Net Worth?

In 2024, Sergio Ramos has a net worth of $80 million.

With $21.8 million, Ramos was part of the World's Highest-Paid Athletes Earnings in 2020 by Forbes. Just in 2020, Sergio made $18.8 million in salary or winnings while cashing in nearly $3 million in endorsements. That said, throughout his career, Sergio Ramos has made nearly $180 million in pre-tax earnings. In his last two years with Real Madrid, Ramos made the most annually. Between 2019 and 2021, he received close to $26.8 million a year. Currently, under Sevilla's contract for 2023-2024, he is getting paid approximately $2.5 million.

Sergio Ramos has also grown his wealth through numerous investments in companies and real estate. He is currently the face of Mizuno which is bringing him quite a fat check. However, the amount remains undisclosed.

What is Sergio Ramos's claim to fame? 

Sergio Ramos can be called the champion of Madrid given the time he spent with the club. However, his current fame is attributed to the following events.

• Local Beginning: At 6, Sergio started playing for  Camas CF, a local football club in his home city, Camas.
• Sevilla: Ramos was absorbed as the official team member of the Sevilla FC. He made his debut in 2004 and played for the 2004–05 season, qualifying him for the 2005–06 UEFA Cup.
• Real Madrid: In the 2004–05 UEFA Cup, Sergio Ramos hit his first continental goal which became a catalyst for his fame. In 2005, Real Madrid spent around 27 million euros which is about $29.8 million according to 2024 currency exchange rates. It also set a precedent as Sergio became the first most expensive Spanish defender in football history.
• 2014 Champions League Final: Sergio made a crucial goal in a 93rd-minute equalizer against Atlético Madrid in the 2014 final. Real Madrid eventually won and secured their historic "La Décima" (10th European Cup title).

What Businesses does Sergio Ramos own?

Sergio Ramos has invested in multiple businesses which he manages alongside other family members. 

• Sermos 32 SL: In 2004, the company was founded to manage Sergio’s image rights. The number “32” was derived from Sevilla’s jersey at the time. Reportedly, it also serves as the parent company for all the other subsidiary firms owned by Sergio and his family.
• Fomento del Ahorro Familiar Altozano Servicios: It is basically a real estate company that buys, sells, and leases properties. It also manages around $20 million worth of assets. It was founded in 2016.
• Desarrollos Inmobiliarios Los Berrocales SA: Another real estate firm by the Ramos family that deals with residential properties, offices, shopping centers, leisure centers, and more. It was established in 2000.
• Courtesy of Albis Inversiones: The details of the company are scarce. However, it deals with forestry, livestock, and fishing sectors and has assets around $11 million.
• Sermos 32: According to Football Espana, Sergio and his brother Alvaro Rene Ramos jointly owned a rental company called Sermos 32. Recently, the company was found guilty and charged with renting places without a license to tourists. That said, in 2020, it was valued at around $13.2 million.
• Sergio Ramos By John Reed: In 2021, Sergio Ramos signed a deal with RSG Group which already owned 18 gym brands at the time. With this, Sergio Ramos was clear to open his gyms in Seville, Paris, and the United States.
• RR-Soccer Management: It was founded by Sergio’s brother Rene who is currently also serving as its president. It is not revealed how much stakes Sergio owned in the management agency.

What Brand Endorsements Does Sergio Ramos Have?

Forbes reports that until 2020, Sergio Ramos has made around $3 million just in endorsements alone. However, we believe the number has jumped up after some of his recent deals.

• Mizuno: In 2022, Japanese sports equipment and sportswear giant Mizuno made Sergio Ramos its brand ambassador. According to the press release, the former Paris Saint-Germain player will not only appear in various ad campaigns but will also wear, Mizuno’s sneakers and other products.
• Pepsi: Sergio Ramos was part of Pepsi’s 2014 football squad campaign which featured other famous players such as Leo Messi and Mohamed Salah from nearly 20 different countries.
• Nike: Around 2013, Sergio signed a 10-year deal with Nike which was reportedly updated in 2016. It gave Ramos around $2.1 million a year. 
• Adidas: After ending his partnership with Nike, Ramos was seen wearing three strip brand boots. It was alleged that Madrid’s superstar has moved on to a new brand but the contract has never been officially announced.

• Gatorade: In 2014, Sergio Ramos inked a deal with Gatorade and was featured in its World Cup commercial called, "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” along with Landon Donovan, David Luiz, and Lionel Messi. The

  Cinderella-themed commercial included players doing drills and exercises before moving to the field and having their appearance changed.

• Hugo Boss: In 2014, Sergio Ramos became the face of Hugo Boss’s ad campaign for the 'Boss Bottled' fragrance. As a part of the deal, he was at the launch of the fragrance at the Villamagna Hotel in Madrid.
• Club promotions: As part of Real Madrid, Sevilla, Paris Saint-Germain, and other clubs, Sergio Ramos has promoted several brands imprinted on his jersey. Some notable names include Flying Emirates, Microsoft, Adidas, Nivea, and Accor Live Limitless.
• Budweiser: In 2019, Budweiser teamed up with Ramos for its ‘Beer of Kings’ campaign. The Brand also sold limited-edition aluminum bottles with exact replicas of Ramos’ tattoos on them.
• Amazon: In 2019,  'The Heart of Sergio Ramos', an eight-part documentary series by Amazon Prime was released. Later in 2021, a second season of the series with 6 episodes was released as season 2.

How does Sergio Ramos spend his money?

Sergio Ramos has invested his money in several companies, real estate, and cars. However, he has also bought quite a lot of horses. Reportedly he keeps 50 to 70 horses in a stable on its Yucatan de Ramos ranch. One of his notable possessions was Alamo, the 2019 winner of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup. He used to own the $1.65 million horse along with Sergio Alvarez Moya before selling it to Saudi Equestrian Federation in 2023. Meanwhile, Sergio also has an expensive fine art collection which he co-owns with his wife Rubio. It includes Lineage of Continuum worth $44,128 by artist, Phil Frost from New York. He also has a painting and other art pieces ranging from $33,000 to over half a million dollars from artists such as Banksy, Manolo Genovés, Manuel León Moreno, and Alex Katz.

How many houses Does Sergio Ramos Own?

As part of “Mundo Ramos” or “Clan Ramos”, Sergio Ramos and his family members have invested a lot of money in real estate. 

• La Moraleja House: In 2017, Ramos and his wife Pilar Rubio spent around $13.2 million on a house in the La Moraleja district. The house features a hyperbaric chamber, two swinging pools, an indoor cinema room, a trophy room, a gym, and more.
• Yeguada SR4: It is a stud farm run by the Ramos family in Bollullos de la Mitacion. The property spans over 44 hectares and has a house spanning around 139,930 square feet.
• Marbella: The Ramos clan opened a multi-story car park worth $11 million in the city, of Marbella. It has 684 spaces. Furthermore, the family will be building a sports center with a basketball court, and a ski ring in the city center area as well. These will be likley built by Gestora Mediterránea de Infraestructuras, an alleged subsidiary company under  Sermos 32 SL.

Some other investments by Sergio Ramos and their family have resulted in around $66 million loss. These include shopping centers in the Seville district of Espartinas, La Fortuna Ranch, and others.

How many cars does Sergio Ramos own?

Some of the notable cars in Sergio Ramos’s garage are as follows.

• Audi R8 Spyder: Audi was Real Madrid’s sponsor for around two decades. As part of the sponsorship, it gave cars to the team. Sergio Ramos also received some and the white R8 Spyder is one of them which had a base price of $189,900.
• Fiat 600: Believe it or not, Sergio Ramos likes to drive his microcar from the Italian manufacturer. It has burgundy/maroon paint outside along with some custom “SR4” lettering.
• Audi RS 6 Avant: In 2021, Real Madrid players got another batch of cars, and that time Sergio chose the $109,000 RS 6 Avant.
• Mercedes-AMG G63: Sergio Ramos’s fleet of cars also includes a black G-Wagon. The exact model year and optional features of his cars are not public yet.

There are plenty more such as Porsche 911 Turbo and Audi Q7 in Sergio Ramos’s car collection.

What are Sergio Ramos’s charitable contributions and philanthropic endeavors?

Sergio Ramos has made several notable donations to various causes. He has also been a vocal supporter of various UNICEF programs.

• UNICEF: Sergio has been UNICEF Spain's ambassador since 2014. In 2021, Ramos joined Billie Eilish, Orlando Bloom, David Beckham, Ewan McGregor, and many others to urge G7 countries for COVID-19 vaccine donations to poor countries.
• COVID-19: Through UNICEF, Sergio gave out 264,571 masks and 15,000 testing kits in Spain to fight against Coronavirus.
• Charity Events: In 2020, Sergio Ramos participated in a celebrity fundraiser event for COVID-19 donation. The charity event raised around $1.1 million and was also attended by Gerard Piqué, Rafael Nadal, and others.
• ICRC: The International Committee of the Red Cross received around $110,000 from the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) in 2017. It was presented by none other than Sergio Ramos.

What’s next for Sergio Ramos? 

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo is playing for Saudi’s Al Nassr FC while Messi from Argentina has gone to score for America’s Inter Miami CF. Meanwhile, Sergio Ramos's contract with Sevilla is expiring this year. He is likely to be recruited by Juventus in the next year. However, his options are wide. He can go to Major League Soccer (MLS) in the USA since his deal with Botafogo didn’t go through.