Due to his red card against Puebla in the last match of the season, Ramírez missed the Clausura 2011 opener at Club Atlas. Morelia lost the match 5–0 to an Atlas team who was fighting to stay in the first division and who would end up 10th that season. After sitting out the humiliating loss against Atlas, Ramírez returned in Morelia's home opener against Guadalajara which ended in a 1–1 draw. After playing three straight full matches, Ramírez was sent off in the fifth week match at Club Necaxa after a hard foul on Everaldo Barbosa, it was his second yellow card in 12 minutes. Ramírez returned in an away 2–1 win over Club América, Ramírez assisted Rafael Márquez Lugo in the first goal, 40 seconds into the match. Two weeks later Ramírez scored his first goal of the season in a 6–1 away blowout win over Toluca. It was Morelia's fourth straight win as the team extended their unbeaten streak to eight matches, their only loss was the 5–0 opening loss to Atlas. Morelia's eight-game unbeaten streak came to an end when they fell to league leaders UNAM 1–0 at home, a team who Morelia would end up facing again that season. With Ramírez being a crucial part of the midfield Morelia ended the season with 31 points and ended third place in the classification table and second in their group.