Sergio Ramos is due to undergo a medical in Madrid on Monday before completing a move to Mexico's Monterrey, sources have told ESPN.

Sergio Ramos has passed a medical in Madrid ahead of a move to Rayados in the Mexican league. The former Real Madrid defender reportedly spent more than 5 hours undergoing various tests before being given the green light to cross the Atlantic to sign for his new club.

Real Madrid and Spanish football legend Sergio Ramos is set for an imminent return to the game.This comes amid confirmation that the defender has agreed on the terms of a contract with Mexican outfit

Mexican side Monterrey are in talks to sign Spanish veteran defender Sergio Ramos as a free agent, the club's president Antonio "Tato" Noriega confirmed. The club are looking to strengthen their defensive line for the Liga MX Clausura tournament after losing Carlos Salcedo to an ACL injury earlier this month.

Sergio Ramos is on the verge of joining Mexican club C.F. Monterrey, commonly known as Rayados. What is the club is all about and which former Real Madrid teammate will welcome Ramos at the Mexican club?

Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos is a step away from signing for Monterrey. Off contract since leaving Sevilla last summer, Ramos has agreed personal terms with Monterrey. He is now due in Mexico today for a medical and to sign forms.

The Spanish center will continue his professional career after being without a team for almost six months.