As the summer transfer window slowly unfolds, the Paris Saint-Germain have finalized their first major move by securing a deal for Gonçalo Ramos to join AC Milan. The Portuguese striker, who has been showcasing his skills with the national team in the World Cup, departs Paris with an impressive record etched in PSG’s history.
The transfer sees AC Milan acquiring Gonçalo Ramos from PSG for a reported €74 million, with additional bonuses potentially pushing the total fee to €80 million. The move marks a significant step forward for the Italian club as they bolster their attacking options ahead of the new season.
PSG’s bench legend departs with a unique milestone
Gonçalo Ramos arrived at PSG from Benfica in the summer of 2023, initially struggling to secure a permanent starting position. However, his impact off the bench proved to be one of the most remarkable in club history. The forward scored 21 goals as a substitute, a record achievement for the Parisian side. Furthermore, PSG remained unbeaten in every official competition whenever Ramos found the net, accumulating 29 wins and 8 draws in those matches.
Warm farewell from the Portuguese striker
In his 131 appearances for PSG, Gonçalo Ramos contributed 45 goals and 10 assists. His emotional farewell message reflected the deep connection he formed with the club and its supporters:
“Today marks the end of one of the most defining chapters of my career. Wearing the PSG jersey was both a privilege and an honor that I will carry with me forever. Together, we created unforgettable moments and achieved remarkable success, including two Champions League titles and other major trophies. The memories we shared will always remain in the hearts of those who were part of this journey. I want to express my deepest gratitude to my teammates, the technical staff, the club’s management, and above all, the fans. Thank you for believing in me, supporting us through tough times, and celebrating every victory with us. Your encouragement was vital to every accomplishment. Though I am leaving, I leave a piece of my heart in this club. PSG will always be my home, and I take pride in having contributed to its history. Thank you for everything. Paris will forever hold a special place in my heart and in that of my family.”
