June 23, 2026

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Gonçalo Ramos set for AC Milan move after PSG exit talks gain momentum

With the final whistle of the Champions League triumph in Budapest still echoing, the future of several Paris Saint-Germain stars hangs in the balance. Among them, Gonçalo Ramos appears determined to carve out a new path, signaling his desire to depart the club before the transfer window slams shut.

Gonçalo Ramos in action for Paris Saint-Germain

While some teammates eye another Champions League conquest, Ramos seeks a fresh challenge where he can secure a guaranteed starting role. His current situation at PSG, where he plays second fiddle to Ousmane Dembélé, no longer aligns with his ambitions. The Portuguese striker’s preference for a club offering unquestioned first-team football has intensified negotiations with potential suitors.

Amorim’s personal pitch to lure Ramos to Serie A

Rumors suggest Ruben Amorim, the recently appointed coach of AC Milan, has already begun behind-the-scenes discussions to bring his fellow countryman to Italy. Amorim, known for his tactical acumen, is reportedly making a compelling case to Ramos, who has struggled to establish himself as a key figure at the Parc des Princes.

“Amorim is pulling out all the stops to convince his compatriot Ramos—a player currently sidelined at PSG—to take the leap and join Milan,” noted observers tracking the saga. The move could reignite Ramos’s career, though financial hurdles loom large. PSG is reportedly holding firm on a transfer fee nearing €50 million, a figure that may test AC Milan’s resolve.

Is a Milan-Ramos deal imminent?

Italian insiders hint that discussions between AC Milan and Ramos’s representatives are progressing rapidly. Reports indicate a proposed annual salary of €5 million—matching that of fellow Portuguese international Rafael Leão at the San Siro. The sticking point remains the transfer compensation, with Paris demanding at least €40 million, a sum that has initially stalled negotiations.

Creative solutions, including a player swap, are under consideration. PSG’s sporting director Luis Campos may target a Milan player to balance the deal, though no names have been officially disclosed. As the transfer saga unfolds, Ramos stands at a crossroads, with his next chapter poised to begin in the heart of Italy.