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Jacobo ramon

Jacobo Ramón Leaves Real Madrid to Join Como in €2.5M Transfer with 50% Sell-On Clause

In a move that underscores Como's ambitious plans for Serie A, the Italian club has successfully secured the services of promising young defender Jacobo Ramón from Real Madrid. The 20-year-old…

August 1, 2025
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In a move that underscores Como’s ambitious plans for Serie A, the Italian club has successfully secured the services of promising young defender Jacobo Ramón from Real Madrid. The 20-year-old Spanish center-back joins the Lariani in a carefully structured deal worth €2.5 million, marking another significant departure from Madrid’s academy ranks as talented youngsters seek regular first-team opportunities elsewhere.

The Transfer Details: A Complex but Strategic Deal

Real Madrid will receive €2.5m from Como while retaining a 50% sell-on clause, ensuring the Spanish giants maintain a significant stake in Ramón’s future development. This transfer structure has become increasingly common for Real Madrid when dealing with their academy graduates, providing both immediate revenue and long-term profit potential.

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PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA – JUNE 16: (EDITORS NOTE: This image has been digitally altered.) Jacobo Ramon #31 of Real Madrid C.F. poses for a portrait during the official FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Portrait Session on June 16, 2025 in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Alex Livesey – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Real Madrid are owed 50 per cent of any future sale fee and have three different buy-back options should they wish to bring the defender back to the Bernabéu. This sophisticated agreement mirrors similar deals the club has negotiated recently, including the transfer of Nico Paz, demonstrating Madrid’s strategic approach to player development and asset management.

The transfer represents a significant investment for Como, who are clearly building for their Serie A campaign with quality additions. The deal is reported to be worth €2.5m plus bonuses, indicating the Italian club’s confidence in Ramón’s potential to contribute immediately to their defensive setup.

Jacobo Ramón: A Product of Real Madrid’s Elite Academy

Jacobo Ramón Naveros was born on 6 January 2005 and has been nurtured through Real Madrid’s world-renowned La Fábrica academy system. Ramon joined Real Madrid’s youth setup in 2013, spending over a decade developing his skills within the club’s prestigious youth system.

The Madrid-born defender stands at an impressive 1.96 meters, making him a formidable aerial presence. His technical abilities combined with his physical attributes have long marked him as one of the most promising prospects in Real Madrid’s academy system. He was part of the U19 team that won the treble in the 2022-2023 season (Liga, Cup, and Champions Cup), showcasing his winning mentality and ability to perform in high-pressure situations.

First-Team Breakthrough and Professional Debut

Ramón’s journey through Real Madrid’s system reached a significant milestone during the 2024-25 season. On 1 July 2024, Ramón was officially promoted to Real Madrid Castilla from the youth system, joining the club’s reserve team where he could gain valuable experience at a higher competitive level.

His breakthrough moment came earlier this year when on 22 January 2025, he made his professional debut with the senior Real Madrid team as a substitute in a 5–1 UEFA Champions League victory against Red Bull Salzburg. This debut represented the culmination of years of hard work and development within the Madrid system.

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The young defender’s progress continued with his La Liga debut on 4 May, further cementing his status as a player capable of competing at the highest level. These appearances, though limited, provided valuable experience and demonstrated his readiness for regular first-team football.

Jacobo Ramón Career Milestones

YearAchievement
2013Joined Real Madrid youth academy
2022-23Won treble with Real Madrid U19
2024Promoted to Real Madrid Castilla
January 2025Champions League debut vs Red Bull Salzburg
May 2025La Liga debut
July 2025Transfer to Como completed

Cesc Fàbregas’s Vision and Como’s Ambitious Project

Como’s head coach Cesc Fàbregas has been instrumental in attracting quality players to the Italian club’s ambitious project. Speaking about Ramón’s arrival, Fàbregas said: “Jacobo is a young player with great prospects. He comes from one of the most competitive youth academies in the world, where he has been able to hone his skills, and we are confident he will have a very positive impact on our team“.

The Spanish coach’s endorsement carries significant weight, given his extensive experience at the highest levels of European football. Fàbregas understands the quality that emerges from Real Madrid’s academy and clearly sees Ramón as a player who can contribute immediately to Como’s defensive structure while continuing his development in Serie A.

Player’s Enthusiasm and Team Integration

Ramón himself has expressed considerable excitement about joining Como’s project. “I’m really very happy. This is a spectacular project and I have a responsibility to be part of it and help the team,” the defender stated upon his arrival.

The young Spaniard has already begun integrating with his new teammates, revealing existing connections within the squad. “I’ve spoken to the coach, his mentality will be our driving force, and I already know some of the players who are now my teammates, such as Assane, Jesus Rodriguez and Nico. They’ve told me that there’s a great group and I’m ready to be part of it,” Ramón explained.

These existing relationships should facilitate a smoother transition as he adapts to Italian football and Serie A’s tactical demands.

Real Madrid’s Academy Exodus and Strategic Planning

Ramón’s departure is part of a broader trend of Real Madrid academy graduates seeking opportunities elsewhere. Ramon becomes the latest academy graduate to leave Madrid in search of regular first-team football, highlighting the challenge facing even the most talented young players at elite clubs.

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The number of options available to Xabi Alonso means that there is little hope of Jacobo Ramon being counted on by Real Madrid for the 2025-26 season, making his departure a logical step for his career development. The club’s decision to include multiple protective clauses demonstrates their belief in his long-term potential while acknowledging his immediate need for regular playing time.

Como’s Serie A Ambitions and Defensive Reinforcement

For Como, securing Ramón represents a significant coup in their preparation for Serie A football. The club’s investment in a player with Champions League and La Liga experience, despite his youth, indicates their serious intentions for their top-flight campaign.

Born in Madrid in 2005, he is a technically skilled centre-back with great aerial ability, attributes that should serve him well in Serie A’s tactical and physical environment. His experience with Real Madrid’s high-pressing, possession-based system under various coaches should also prove valuable as Como look to establish themselves in Italy’s premier division.

Transfer Details Summary

AspectDetails
Transfer Fee€2.5 million plus bonuses
Sell-on Clause50% to Real Madrid
Buy-back OptionsThree different clauses
Contract LengthMulti-year deal with Como
Previous ClubReal Madrid Castilla
PositionCentre-back
Age20 years old

Future Prospects and Career Development

At just 20 years old, Ramón’s move to Como represents a crucial juncture in his career development. The opportunity for regular first-team football in one of Europe’s top leagues could prove transformative for his growth as a professional footballer.

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The structured nature of his transfer deal ensures that Real Madrid maintain a vested interest in his development, while Como gains a talented defender with significant upside potential. Should Ramón excel in Serie A, the various clauses in his contract could prove highly beneficial for all parties involved.

His international prospects remain bright, with previous involvement in Spain’s youth setup providing a foundation for potential senior recognition should his club form warrant selection.

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FAQs

Why did Jacobo Ramón leave Real Madrid?

Ramón left Real Madrid to secure regular first-team playing time. Despite his talent and recent first-team debuts, limited opportunities at Madrid made a move necessary for his continued development.

How much did Como pay for Jacobo Ramón?

Como paid €2.5 million plus bonuses for Ramón, with Real Madrid retaining a 50% sell-on clause and multiple buy-back options.

What position does Jacobo Ramón play?

Ramón is a centre-back who stands 1.96 meters tall, offering strong aerial ability and technical skills developed through Real Madrid’s academy system.

Has Jacobo Ramón played for Real Madrid’s first team?

Yes, Ramón made his Champions League debut in January 2025 against Red Bull Salzburg and his La Liga debut in May 2025, showing his readiness for top-level football.

What are Real Madrid’s rights regarding Jacobo Ramón’s future?

Real Madrid retained a 50% sell-on clause and three different buy-back options, ensuring they can profit from his future success and potentially bring him back to the Bernabéu.
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