According to several Portuguese and Italian media outlets, the story between PSG and Gonçalo Ramos could be nearing its end. The Portuguese striker reportedly believes his adventure in Paris has run its course and is now open to leaving during the summer transfer window.
Gonçalo Ramos wants more playing time. The former Benfica goalscorer has no intention of creating conflict with the two-time European champions, but a departure appears increasingly likely. Out of respect for PSG, Ramos does not plan to force a move. Together with his agent Jorge Mendes, he is simply waiting for an attractive offer to begin a new chapter. PSG could reportedly accept a bid of around €40 million, significantly less than the €65 million fee, excluding bonuses, invested to sign him.
AC Milan Ready to Make a Move
The leading contender at the moment is AC Milan. According to Corriere dello Sport, new manager Ruben Amorim is a big admirer of Ramos and has approved the pursuit as part of his plans to strengthen the Rossoneri attack.
However, the deal depends on another transfer. To finance the arrival of the Portuguese forward, Milan must first sell Santiago Giménez. The Mexican striker, who endured a disappointing season, is reportedly no longer viewed as untouchable within Amorim’s project.
This is where Orlando City SC could play a key role. Several reports claim the MLS club is preparing a concrete offer for Giménez, worth between €25 million and €30 million, along with a salary package close to €4 million per year. If that move is completed in the coming days, it could clear the way for Gonçalo Ramos to join Milan and accelerate one of PSG’s hottest transfer sagas of the summer.
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