Sergio Ramos' brother has responded to rumours that the Spanish defender will cancel his contract at Paris Saint-Germain.
The 35-year-old defender, who joined Mauricio Pochettino's side on a two-year deal in July after leaving Real Madrid, has yet to make a single appearance for his new club after a long spell out with injury.
Despite only arriving in the summer, Ramos' future at the Parc des Princes continues to hit headlines, with Le Parisien reporting earlier this month that PSG are already considering terminating his contract.
Ramos has been out for four months but it appears the experienced centre-back has finally returned to first-team training.
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And to squash any rumours that he might depart without even kicking a ball, the Spaniard's agent and brother, Rene, has played down speculation that he will leave the Ligue 1 side.
In an interview with publication El Mundo, Rene said: "Sergio Ramos is not planning to retire or break his contract. There is no doubt about Sergio. It's a physical problem, he will play when he can."
So there we have it. It appears the defender will indeed remain in Paris for the foreseeable future.
In other news, it was reported this week that Ramos and Lionel Messi are still not on the best of terms despite linking up at their new club.
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According to L'Equipe, via AS, the pair haven't patched things up completely after going head-to-head for years at Barcelona and Real Madrid.
It is said the two have yet to create a close bond within the PSG dressing room since both joined on free transfers, and their relationship is only 'cordial'.
Topics: Sergio Ramos, Football, Ligue 1, Paris Saint Germain, Real Madrid
