SERGIO RAMOS, one of the figureheads of the modern Real Madrid, will sit out the second leg of the UEFA Champions League round of 16 tie with Manchester City. At 33, you never know if it will be the last Champions League campaign for the “Svengali of white-shirted bastardism”, to quote a leading UK journalist reporting on the 2018 final in which Ramos did his worst to ensure Mo Salah left the field early enough to blunt Liverpool’s attack. Ramos’ departure coincided with the penalty that gave Manchester City a 2-1 win in the Bernabéu Stadium, a result that gave Pep Guardiola’s team an excellent chance of making the last eight of the competition. It may also have signalled the end of the Real…