Milan splashes €75m on PSG striker, reshaping attack for the season

Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos completes a €75 million move from Paris Saint‑Germain to AC Milan, officially announced on Tuesday, marking the Italian club’s biggest signing to date and PSG’s second‑largest sale after Neymar’s 2023 transfer. During his three seasons in Paris, Ramos recorded 45 goals across 131 appearances, demonstrating a consistent scoring rate. His reputation for finding the net off the bench was highlighted by numerous decisive substitute goals. Milan’s scouting staff cited this versatility and proven goal output as key reasons for pursuing the Portuguese striker. The €75 million fee, excluding bonuses, makes the transfer the most expensive in AC Milan’s history. It also represents Paris Saint‑Germain’s second‑biggest outgoing transfer, trailing only Neymar’s €90 million move to Al‑Hilal in 2023. Both clubs confirmed the agreement on Tuesday, underscoring the financial significance for each side. Ramos departs PSG having contributed to three Ligue 1 titles, two Champions League crowns, two French Cups and a UEFA Super Cup during his tenure. His goal tally and impact from the bench were part of the squad’s recent trophy haul.

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For AC Milan, the signing adds a proven scorer to a rebuilding attack and sets a new spending benchmark for the Rossoneri. For Paris Saint‑Germain, the transfer provides a substantial influx of funds while marking another high‑profile exit following Neymar’s departure.

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Ramos’ three‑year spell in France also gave him experience in high‑pressure European competitions, aligning with Milan’s ambition to compete on the continental stage. The move therefore reshapes the forward options for both clubs as the new season approaches.