In a recent interview with charity Football Beyond Borders, the Brazilian admitted his fine goal against the Catalan giants in the Champions League semi-final in 2012 was his best because of the "beautiful" way he managed to chip it over Victor Valdes.
Chelsea had been losing 2-0 in the clash at the Camp Nou thanks to goals from Sergio Busquets and Andres Iniesta and were also a man down following the dismissal of John Terry, but Ramires stepped up to instigate an unlikely comeback.
The midfielder latched onto Frank Lampard's through-ball before gently lifting it over the incoming Valdes to get Chelsea back into the game before Fernando Torres scored late on to send the Blues into the final - which they went on to win.
And when asked by FBB TV, what his best goal during his time at Chelsea had been, Ramires said: "Without a doubt, my goal against Barcelona.
"It was a difficult game, we were losing 2-0 at the end of the first half. We were one man down, we got the ball back.
"If I'm not wrong, [John] Obi [Mikel] passes me the ball and I pass it on to [Frank] Lampard who gives me the ball back.
"I managed to get the ball and strike it well and it turned out as a beautiful goal."
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