After winning a second consecutive Champions League title with Paris Saint-Germain, several players are reportedly considering new challenges. One such player is Gonçalo Ramos, who has apparently expressed his desire to leave the club to sporting director Luis Campos at the end of the season.
On the night of the final in Budapest, many PSG stars declared their ambition to win a third straight Champions League. However, others seem ready to move on. Gonçalo Ramos, tired of playing second fiddle to Ousmane Dembélé, is reportedly looking for a club where he can be an undisputed starter.
Amorim reaches out to his compatriot
Ramos might find that opportunity in Serie A, as AC Milan are keen to secure his services. More specifically, new Milan coach Ruben Amorim has already begun working behind the scenes. It is understood that Amorim is actively trying to persuade his fellow Portuguese international, who is far from a key figure at PSG, to make the move. The operation would be expensive, with PSG demanding a fee in the region of €50 million.
Agreement already reached between Ramos and Milan?
According to sources in Italy, negotiations between AC Milan and the entourage of the PSG striker are already well advanced. An agreement on wages is reportedly in place: €5 million per year, matching the salary of another Portuguese international at the Rossoneri, Rafael Leão. However, the two clubs still need to agree on a transfer fee. Paris are asking at least €40 million, which currently seems too high for the Italian side. A possible solution could involve a player exchange, with Luis Campos potentially selecting a player from Milan’s squad.
