Sergio Ramos will not make the trip to Vancouver for Wednesday's Champions Cup clash between the Whitecaps and C.F. Monterrey, as first reported by ABC Noticias MX.

The 38-year-old legend of the game will sit out for precautionary reasons, having played and scored in his side's 4-2 win over Santos Laguna on Sunday.

When asked about his status, head coach Martín Demichelis said that a decision has yet to be made: "Similar to what I said recently, we haven't trained yet, so we will make conclusions and decisions afterward. I talked to Sergio yesterday, I will talk to him today, and together we will make a decision that is appropriate at the moment because of his inactivity." (Translated from Spanish)

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Monterrey visits Canada for the 2nd time this year, having defeated Forge 2-0 in Hamilton before finishing the job with a 3-0 victory at home.

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It will be the first-ever matchup between Vancouver and the Mexican giants.