Ramon focus on playing time warning for Real Madrid, Chelsea, Man Utd and Arsenal

ITALY - SEPTEMBER 14: Jacobo Ramon of Como 1907 celebrates with teammate Nico Paz after scoring his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between Como 1907 and Parma Calcio at Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium on September 14, 2026 in Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Como defender Jacobo Ramon will prioritise playing time over prestige, amid reports Real Madrid won’t use their buy-back clause, with Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal interested.

The 21-year-old defender is another product of the Real Madrid youth academy who has flourished during his time with Como, making the move in the summer of 2025.

Coach Cesc Fabregas has made him a regular in the side, and he even scored a goal in this season’s six games between Serie A and the Champions League.

Como and Ramon content together

Real Madrid sold Ramon to Como for €2.5m, but retain 50 per cent of the future fee, as well as retaining first choice option for his return.

Multiple sources including Diario AS claimed this week that he would give precedence to the club where he’d be allowed to develop with regular playing time.

That is something to be taken into account not just for the Merengues, but also Premier League clubs interested in staging a swoop.

Caught Offside note those include Chelsea and Manchester United, whereas Arsenal are less focused on the Spain Under-21 international than they had been a few months ago.

Considering Como are in the Champions League and really not in a position of needing to sell, Ramon might not be in any hurry to leave the Stadio Sinigaglia.