Sergio Garcia is eager to secure a position on the European Ryder Cup team for 2027, whether as a player or vice-captain, as his tenure with LIV Golf seems to be nearing an end. Following the Saudi-backed league's recent bankruptcy filing, restructuring could allow players to exit their contracts, prompting Garcia to explore his options for the upcoming tournament at Adare Manor next September.

In a press conference at the Open de España in Madrid, Garcia expressed optimism, stating, "I think everything is an option." He emphasized that resolving the LIV 1.0 situation will help avoid future complications related to his contract.

Key points from Garcia's statements include:

• Acknowledging uncertainty about his future with DP World Tour and LIV 2.0
• His strong desire to participate in the Ryder Cup, highlighting his passion for the event
• Conversations with European captain Luke Donald about his commitment to making the team or supporting in a vice-captain role

Garcia, who previously resigned from the DP World Tour after sanctions for participating in conflicting LIV events, must regain his membership to qualify. He had paid approximately £750,000 in fines and lost his card for failing to meet event participation requirements.

Additionally, Garcia has not dismissed the idea of returning to the PGA Tour, although he faces a suspension until August. He mentioned, "It's definitely a possibility," and is contemplating participation in the Champions Tour as he approaches his 47th birthday in January.