5 reasons why Sergio Ramos is not as good as he is made out to be

#4 Inability to deal with incisive passes

Ramos often gets befuddled while dealing with tricky passes

When Suarez scored his hattrick against Real Madrid, Ramos looked helpless as the Uruguayan lobbed the ball over Thibaut Courtois to score his third of the game.

The Spain and Real Madrid captain might have been far away from the former Liverpool forward at the time but it was once again his poor reading of the situation that let Suarez run free.

It was Julen Lopetegui’s last game as the manager of Real Madrid and after that, Santiago Solari took over. Solari’s first match was against lowly Spanish side Melila and Real Madrid came out winners quite comfortably in the end.

The Galacticos scored four goals and conceded none, which conveniently hid some glaring mistakes that Ramos made in that game.

There were some instances where he looked very uncomfortable when the opposition made a lobbed pass towards the striker in the former Sevilla man’s zone.

A better team would have made use of Ramos’ mishaps in that game and once again make his flaws apparent.