Real Madrid is already setting its sights on the summer 2027 transfer window as the club aims to bolster the squad available to manager Jose Mourinho. The signings made in 2026 have proven successful, with each new player significantly contributing to Mourinho’s team.
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One talent projected to play a key role in their 2027 strategy is Jacobo Ramon, who has exhibited remarkable growth since departing the Santiago Bernabeu for Como in 2025.
Real Madrid Eyes €9 Million Signing of Jacobo Ramon
Journalist Miguel Serrano, in a statement on his YouTube channel, mentioned that Los Blancos are becoming increasingly convinced of the need to re-sign the academy product next summer.
“Real Madrid are clear that they have to bring Jacobo back,” Serrano noted, suggesting that the defender may emerge as the club’s first acquisition ahead of the 2027/28 season (h/t Defensa Central).
Real Madrid holds a buy-back option valued at around €9 million, having previously sold the young player to Como for €2.5 million.
Real Madrid is eager to reintroduce Jacobo Ramon to the club. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)
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Serrano acknowledged his change of perspective regarding Ramon since observing his match against Leganes during Carlo Ancelotti’s final season.
“He has grown under Fabregas, become an undisputed starter and is now a senior international,” Serrano explained.
The 21-year-old has put forth impressive displays in Italy, earning recognition as one of the most promising young defenders in European football.
Mourinho May Have Space for Another Centre-Back
Ramon could rejoin the squad as the fourth-choice centre-back, vying for playing time alongside Dean Huijsen, Ibrahima Konate, and Eder Militao.
Antonio Rudiger is likely to remain for another season, but due to his age, his appearances may be limited.
Ramon has the potential to step into Rudiger’s role in the lineup. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images)
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If signed, Ramon could offer Mourinho a quality option in an area where balance is vital.
If the squad appears too crowded, the club might opt to buy him and then loan him back to Como, a tactic Los Blancos effectively executed with Nico Paz last summer.
Ultimately, it seems highly likely that Real Madrid will sign Ramon, and it will be interesting to see how the situation develops.
