On Saturday, March 8, during the match between Cruz Azul and Monterrey in Liga MX, central defender Sergio Ramos was the protagonist, scoring his second goal in the tournament and his first in the Mexican capital. Ramos's celebration after the goal drew attention and generated various reactions.
Ramos's performance in the previous match against Santos Laguna had already stirred interest, but his celebration on this occasion was even more notable. After scoring with a header from a corner kick, the Spanish player decided to mock the Cruz Azul fans. First, he went towards the opposite goal line from the corner kick and gestured that he couldn't hear the boos.
After this initial gesture, Sergio Ramos continued his provocative celebration. He turned around, showed his back number, touched his jersey, and pretended to dial a phone number, suggesting he already had two goals with the Monterrey team. These actions caused a stir both in the stadium and on social media.
The audience's reaction was mixed, as while there were those who supported Ramos's arrival in Mexican football and appreciated his performance in the match, the majority of Cruz Azul fans were annoyed by the player's attitude. Ultimately, Sergio Ramos's goal and his controversial celebration marked a new chapter in his career in Mexico.
