Paris Saint-Germain has finalized a significant summer transfer this week, seeing Gonçalo Ramos move to AC Milan. The Portuguese forward, known for his impact off the bench, departs with a notable club record to his name.
While the summer transfer window remains relatively quiet due to the ongoing World Cup in North America, some pivotal deals have already materialized. On Tuesday, the Paris Saint-Germain officially confirmed the departure of Gonçalo Ramos, with reports indicating AC Milan has secured the Portuguese international’s services in a deal valued at €74M, potentially rising to €80M with performance-related bonuses.
Gonçalo Ramos leaves having set a record
Joining Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2023 from Benfica, Gonçalo Ramos, despite not cementing a regular starting spot, carved out a unique legacy. The prolific striker netted an impressive 21 goals as a substitute, establishing a new club record for the capital side. Furthermore, a remarkable statistic highlights that PSG remained unbeaten in all official competitions when their former number 9 found the net, boasting a record of 29 victories and 8 draws.
A heartfelt message for PSG and its devoted supporters
Gonçalo Ramos tallied 45 goals and 10 assists across 131 appearances for the red and blue. Following the announcement of his transfer, the now-former PSG player shared his sentiments: « Today, one of the most significant chapters of my career draws to a close. Wearing the PSG jersey was a privilege and an honor that I will forever cherish. Together, we forged an unforgettable history. We celebrated multiple domestic titles and various other trophies, sharing moments that will forever be etched in the memory of everyone involved in this journey. I extend my gratitude to my teammates, the technical staff, the management, and above all, the supporters. Thank you for believing in me, for standing by us through difficult times, and for celebrating every victory with us. Your unwavering support was essential to all our successes. Today, I depart, but I leave a part of my heart with this club. PSG will always remain a home for me, and I will forever be proud to have contributed to a chapter of its history. Thank you for everything. Paris will forever hold a special place in my heart and in my family’s. »
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