Sergio Ramos is a world cup Spanish footballer

Sergio Ramos is a Spanish footballer who played in the position of defender who is also the winner of the 2010 World Cup football in South Africa. Ramos joined the Spanish national team U-21 level in 2005 and he became the hope of Spain in any international matches. In 2005, Ramos has six times to play in international matches.
In March 2006, Spain won the match against China in Salamanca and the moment he joined the senior national team but he was only 18 years old, at the time Ramos was the youngest player for the national team in 55 years. Ramos holds the record for the youngest national team before he was replaced by Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas. Seven months later, Ramos scored the first two international goals and he got the core national team against Serbia-Montenegro in World Cup qualifier in 2006 but who is his colleague Michel Salgado defender as a player does not make the national team squad. On May 15, 2006, eventually replaced by Ramos, Salgado position.
Throughout the EURO 2008 qualifiers, Ramos signed in the Spanish national team squad who are in Group D along with Swedish, Danish. Ramos helped Spain to the final round and win the game against Germany. After celebrating the victory, Ramos respect his good friend and teammate when in Seville named Antonio Puerta, who died in August 2007. Ramos was elected in the national squad for the Confederations Cup in South Africa where Spain lost in the semi-final against the United States. Ramos became a captain in the Spanish national team for the first time when winning the match against South Korea. In 2010, Ramos helped the Spanish national team won the FIFA World Cup. Early Spanish World Cup tournament in 2010 losing to Switzerland in the allowance for the group but in the next game to win matches against Honduras and Chile. Ramos went on the Spanish national team in the final round of sixteen big win against Portugal in the quarterfinal win from Paraguay and Germany in the semi-final defeat. At its peak on July 11, 2010, Ramos Spanish national team defeated the Netherlands by a score of 1-0 to Spain in 117 minutes of extra time.
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