Veteran defender Sergio Ramos will leave Sevilla after his one-year contract expires this summer. The 38-year-old, who returned to Sevilla last year after stints with Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain, made 37 appearances and scored seven goals this season. Sevilla announced on Monday that Ramos informed the club he would not extend his contract, and he will bid farewell to fans on Tuesday. Ramos, a World Cup and multiple Champions League winner, has been linked with a potential move to Major League Soccer's San Diego FC. Ramos' departure follows a challenging season for Sevilla, who finished 14th in La Liga. His next destination remains unclear, but possibilities include offers from various global clubs, including a rumored reunion with Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.