Progressing through the ranks, Jacobo Ramon became a key player for the Real Madrid Juvenil A team under the guidance of Alvaro Arbeloa.
Jacobo Ramon may not be a regular starter for Real Madrid but the 20-year-old defender made headlines this week with a moment he’ll never forget. In the 95th minute against Mallorca, Ramon scored a dramatic winner to seal a 2–1 victory, keeping Real Madrid’s La Liga title hopes alive.
With Barcelona on the verge of clinching the title, Ramon’s goal delayed their celebrations and gave Los Blancos a lifeline. It was a special moment, not just because of the importance of the goal, but also because it came from a player developed in Real Madrid’s own academy, La Fabrica. Usually under the radar, Ramon stepped up in one of the most intense moments of the season and delivered.
Full name: Jacobo Ramon Martinez
Date of birth: Jan 6, 2005
Age: 20 years old
Height: 1.96 m
Position: Cente-Back
Current Club: Real Madrid Castilla / Real Madrid
Nationality: Spanish
Born on January 6, 2005, in Madrid, Spain, Jacobo Ramon began his football journey with Las Rozas CF. He joined Real Madrid’s esteemed youth academy La Fabrica in 2013 at the age of eight. Progressing through the ranks, he became a key player for the Real Madrid Juvenil A team under the guidance of Alvaro Arbeloa. During the 2022–23 season, Ramon contributed to the team’s remarkable treble, winning the UEFA Youth League, the Copa del Rey Juvenil, and the Division de Honor Juvenil.
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Ramon made his debut for Real Madrid Castilla on September 9, 2023, in a match against Linares Deportivo. Throughout the 2023–24 season, he became an integral part of the team, making 21 appearances and scoring four goals, showcasing his offensive prowess as welll as defensive solidity.
Due to a series of injuries within the first-team squad, Ramon was called up by manager Carlo Ancelotti. He made his senior debut on January 22, 2025, coming on as a substitute in a UEFA Champions League match against Red Bull Salzburg, which ended in a 5–1 victory. His La Liga debut followed on May 4, 2025, in a 3–2 win over Celta Vigo. The pinnacle of his early career came on May 14, 2025, when he scored his first senior goal, a 95th-minute winner against Mallorca at the Santiago Bernabeu.
So happy for Jacobo Ramón.
— Real Madrid Castilla Stats (@CastillaStats) May 14, 2025
He has been a monster since returning from injury. This is also a fantastic response to the ridiculous backlash from his last first team appearance. Great player! pic.twitter.com/zyoztIWIEw
Jacobo Ramon’s parents used to drive him to training every single day. Reflecting on his first-team debut, Jacobo Ramon paid an emotional tribute to his family’s unwavering support,
“My parents used to drive me to Real Madrid City every single day and wait for hours and hours in the car. This is for them. I’m eternally grateful to them.”
🗣️ Jacobo Ramon on making his debut: “My parents used to drive me to RM City every single day and wait for hours and hours in the car. This is for them. I’m eternally grateful to them.” pic.twitter.com/13fv9LcKh5
— Madrid Zone (@theMadridZone) January 23, 2025
Ramon has represented Spain at various youth levels, including the U18 and U19 teams. He was part of the Spain U19 squad that clinched the UEFA European Under-19 Championship in 2024, contributing to the team’s impressive defensive performances throughout the tournament.
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Standing at 1.96 meters (6 feet 5 inches), Ramon is known for his aerial dominance, physical strength, and tactical intelligence. His ability to read the game and make crucial interceptions has drawn comparisons to Virgil van Dijk. The defender’s late runs into the box have also made fans compare him to club legend Sergio Ramos. Additionally, his composure on the ball and proficiency in initiating plays from the back aligns with the modern center-back profile.
❗️ Jacobo Ramón holds special weight for 3 people at Madrid,
— Madrid Xtra (@MadridXtra) May 15, 2025
• Alaba – strengthened ties during their recovery
• Rüdiger – his mentor
• Davide Ancelotti – who believes he can become a world-class CB. @diarioas pic.twitter.com/3ofIeeblk0
Youth Achievements:
Senior Milestones:
International Honors:
UEFA European Under-19 Championship Winner with Spain U19 (2024)
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