Real Madrid should consider bringing back defender Jacobo Ramon following his strong performances for Serie A side Como 1907, according to a recent analysis. The Spanish center-back, who came through Los Blancos' youth academy, has been featuring regularly for the Italian club this season.
Ramon was photographed celebrating Como's opening goal during their match against Torino at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on October 27, 2026. The 22-year-old has established himself as a starter for the newly promoted Lombardy side, gaining valuable top-flight experience in one of Europe's most tactically demanding leagues.
The argument for his return to the Santiago Bernabéu centers on Real Madrid's ongoing need for defensive depth and the club's tradition of reintegrating academy graduates who prove themselves abroad. Ramon's familiarity with the club's culture and playing philosophy would ease any transition back to the Spanish capital.
Como's project under their current ownership has provided Ramon consistent minutes against high-quality opposition, accelerating his development in ways that reserve-team football could not. His performances have reportedly caught the attention of Real Madrid's scouting department, which monitors former youth players across Europe.
