Tottenham Hotspur fans on Twitter have been responding to the latest transfer news surrounding their club.
This comes after Spurs podcast Twitter account @LastWordOnSpurs shared a post on their page relaying news originally published in an article by 90 Min.
The article claimed that Spurs are one of the six Premier League teams that have “reached out to Ramos’ representatives to let them know that they could be interested in the veteran defender” but only if the Spaniard “genuinely wants to move to England.”
This post then gathered a lot of replies from Spurs fans who were not shy in sharing their thoughts on the possibility of their club potentially signing Ramos.
So, what did these Spurs fans make of this post?
Would be great for experience
— Harry C (@HazSpur92) November 21, 2020
Since joining Real Madrid back in 2005 in a deal worth £24.3 million, the defender has made a total of 660 appearances for the Spanish club in which he has managed to score 100 goals, provide 40 assists and win a plethora of titles along the way.
This is my dream signing. Such a leader and winner. Would be massive.
— Aaron (@AaronJEng1) November 22, 2020
Actual scenes
— frankie boweren (@FBoweren) November 21, 2020
GET IT DONE
— marcthfc (@marcthfc1) November 22, 2020
Would you like to see Spurs sign Sergio Ramos?
Yes
No
Wouldn’t say no tbh ?????
— Danny Bradley (@ChickenFace90) November 21, 2020
However, there were some Spurs fans responding to the post who were not as excited about this potential transfer as others were.
Nooooo!
— Norma Morris (@Normslaw) November 21, 2020
Now that this Spurs podcast account has shared this post onto their page, this paved the way for lots of Spurs fans to have their say on the matter.
Škriniar would be better option
— anonym (@anonym1223123) November 22, 2020
Looking at the replies to this post, it would appear that the majority of these Spurs fans would be happy to see their club make a move for Ramos.
Given how Ramos made 137 appearances under Mourinho when he was Real Madrid manager, the pair do have experience of each other and could potentially work well together again if Ramos did make the move to Spurs.
In our view, Ramos’ experience and the number of titles he has picked up throughout his career would make him a good option for Spurs as he could then offer the team that experience of playing at the highest level.