Sergio Ramos Was Recording Amazon Documentary About Himself At The Bernabeu Last Night

Sergio Ramos missed last night's Champions League second leg against Ajax because he got deliberately sent off in the first leg; It was a decision that proved vital.

The Spaniard's absence at the Bernabeu was evident as Los Blancos scuppered to arguably one of the worst defeats in their history.

Erik ten Hag's inexperienced side deservedly secured a place in the quarter-finals thanks to goals from Ziyech, Neres, Tadic and Schone and well, cameras caught Ramos' reaction to the loss on camera.

Back in January, Amazon announced that it will be producing a new documentary series on the Real Madrid captain for Prime Video.

According to Marca, the documentary will be split into eight separate episodes and focuses on the Real Madrid captain's life on the pitch and off it.

The Spanish newspaper adds that the series will feature friends and relatives giving their thoughts on the 32-year-old Spain captain.

Not only will fans watch Ramos' career at both international and club level, but also learn more about his Andalusian heritage and his tattoos.

Oh, and the defeat to Ajax on a miserable night in Madrid.

"I am excited to be able to share with football fans the keys to being a professional athlete and what is the responsibility of wearing captain's armband with Real Madrid and Spain, while having a normal personal life at the same time," Ramos said.

"I think that anyone who is dedicated to their profession can feel attached to this series and I couldn't have a better partner to do it with than Amazon Prime Video."

Georgia Brown, the director of European originals for Amazon, expressed her excitement at bringing the project to life.

"We are incredibly excited to bring this exclusive project with Sergio Ramos to Amazon Prime customers and football fans around the world," she said.

"It's fantastic content to enrich our Prime Video programmes in Spain, and we are sure that our clients will love seeing Sergio in these unique and private moments on and off the pitch."

Amazon has not revealed a release date for the Ramos documentary series, but we may be tuning in to watch his reactions to this historic defeat against Ajax.