Just hours after securing a historic second Champions League trophy with Paris Saint-Germain, whispers of player departures are already swirling. Among them, Gonçalo Ramos stands out, with reports suggesting he’s keen to leave the French capital in search of regular first-team football.
With Ousmane Dembélé occupying a preferred role, Ramos reportedly feels sidelined and is now exploring options that guarantee his preferred position. His next destination could well be Serie A, where AC Milan has emerged as a potential suitor.
Rúben Amorim, the Portuguese tactician now in charge at San Siro, is said to be personally spearheading efforts to bring his compatriot to Milan. Insiders suggest the coach sees Ramos as a player capable of revitalizing his squad, despite the hefty price tag attached.
Transfer talks gather pace in Europe’s elite leagues
According to Italian football circles, discussions between AC Milan and Ramos’ representatives are progressing rapidly. A proposed contract reportedly offers the Portuguese international a €5 million annual salary—matching that of Rafael Leão, another key Portuguese star at the club. The main sticking point remains the transfer fee, with PSG insisting on no less than €40 million, a figure that currently exceeds AC Milan’s budget for this transfer window.
Creativity may be the key to unlocking a deal. A potential player swap involving Luis Campos could provide the solution, allowing both clubs to balance their books while securing Ramos’ services.
Ramos’ future hinges on Milan’s financial maneuvering
While the player’s ambitions align with a move to Italy, the final outcome will depend on AC Milan’s ability to engineer a financially viable agreement. With the summer transfer market in full swing, the next few days could determine whether Ramos makes the switch or remains in Paris, where he faces limited game time.
