Paris Saint-Germain are preparing to cancel Sergio Ramos's contract, according to French outlet Le Parisien.
The legendary defender was one of a number of lucrative free signings over the summer for PSG, when he swapped the Spanish capital for the French, signing a deal that would see him in Ligue 1 until 2023. The 35-year-old has yet to appear in the navy of PSG - and patience is wearing thin with him him at the club.
"Although the option is not on the agenda, the possibility of a termination is not science fiction. Paris has assumed that it has been able to make a mistake in its signing," say Le Parisien, who are seen by some fans as a mouthpiece for PSG.
"We know Ramos has had an injury," PSG sporting director Leonardo had been quoted as saying. "The Spanish press are playing games, we all knew he had a problem. We know what's happening here."
Ramos had an operation on his left knee in February and has already suffered injury relapses while in France. According to Le Parisien, PSG feel Ramos is too impatient to return, rushing himself back to injury before he's ready.
Ramos turns 36 next March and has played 180 times for his country since 2005, scoring 23 goals. At Real Madrid he made 671 appearances, scoring 101 goals from the back.
