Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos hit out at reports of failing to pass anti-doping tests twice that were claimed last week.

Real suffered a 3-0 away defeat against Eibar - Santiago Solari's first as at the helm of the team.

"I will obviously take measures, because they have tried to tarnish my name and my status," Ramos told the media.

"After 15 years I have never refused an anti-doping control and those who have put the papers on the table know that I didn't do anything illegal.

"If I have shown something positive in my career, it is during my work.

"I've been on the crest of the wave for a long time, I enjoy my board whoever has a problem with that can f*** off."

Ramos went on to stress out that there is nothing he should be worried about, concerning the recent allegations.

"It's a complicated issue and my legal team will come up against these accusations, as did Real Madrid and UEFA yesterday," he added.

"Throughout my professional career I have had over 300 controls and I have never breached anything.

"This portal warned us a month and a half ago, threatening about [publishing] the news and we knew that it would come out, but as we know which the truth is, we were calm and we weren't afraid."