True Madrid defense Sergio Ramos will satisfy a significant private aim if he becomes the player to produce 100 appearances for Spain in the coming days. Ramos currently has 99 caps for his country but looks certain to attain three figures within the next week with Spain experiencing Finland on Friday and France the following Tuesday in a key World Cup qualifying double-header. If he does feature in one of those activities, Ramos will end up being the eighth Spanish person to ultimately achieve the milestone, joining a rapidly growing class which includes five of his contemporaries - Iker Casillas, Xavi, Xabi Alonso, Fernando Torres and Carles Puyol - and the 26-year-old admits it will be described as a happy moment for him. He explained in AS: "It will undoubtedly be anything to savor on a personal level. I hope I can come into the real history books of Spanish football. For me it is some thing to be happy with and an extremely large particular concern. "I have been in the national group for a long time and I'm proud of that. Hopefully I can say later on that I have enjoyed a lot more activities than 100." Reigning world and European champions Spain head to the latest round of World Cup qualifiers resting level on eight factors with France at the top of Group I. Next Tuesday's conflict involving the two European superpowers in Paris might go a considerable ways to determining which state finishes in first position, but Ramos has pointed out that this week's knowledge with last-placed Finland is really a important fitting as well. "We are very conscious that they're two games that have a great deal riding in it, we are playing to get through to the World Cup and we want to do things well," said Ramos. "We can't ignore anybody because these days any national team can hurt you. Next we will think about France."
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