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Sergio Ramos gets Champions League trophy tattooed on his leg

The chaaaaaaaaampionnnnnnns.

Sergio Ramos celebrated winning the 2010 World Cup by getting the trophy tattooed on the back of his leg, so how do you think he celebrated winning the Champions League?

Now his two greatest footballing accomplishments will be remembered forever. When the record books are burned, the world forgets history and tape of the matches disappear, he will have proof that he won the World Cup and Champions League.

If Ramos were really cool, his tattoo would come with a button that, when pressed, plays the Champions League anthem.

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