Sergio Ramos slams 'inexplicable' Abu Dhabi jeers

Sergio Ramos was targeted by the crowd in the Club World Cup final, and the Real Madrid star has hit back at what he deemed as disrespect.

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos said the jeers directed at him from sections of the Abu Dhabi crowd in Saturday's Club World Cup final were "inexplicable".

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos blasted the jeers directed at him from sections of the Abu Dhabi crowd in Saturday's Club World Cup final as "inexplicable".

Madrid ran out comfortable 4-1 winner over local Al Ain, as Luka Modric, Marcos Llorente, Ramos and a Yahia Nader own goal did the damage and saw Los Blancos win the competition for a third year in a row.

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But one consistent element of the game was the treatment afforded to Ramos, who was jeered throughout by the crowd.

The Al Ain fans are believed to have singled Ramos out for his role in Mohamed Salah's Champions League final injury last term.

But Ramos sees no acceptable reason for the boos and slammed those jeering for a lack of respect.

"I got that," he told reporters when asked if he was aware of the jeers. "The whistles are inexplicable. I think you have to respect the figures of football."