Ruben Amorim secures record-breaking signing of Gonçalo Ramos for AC Milan

Ruben Amorim has made a massive statement at San Siro by securing a club-record deal for his first signing. The Rossoneri have officially acquired Portuguese forward Gonçalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain, marking a significant shift in the team’s offensive strategy.

A landmark investment for the Rossoneri

AC Milan has confirmed the arrival of Ramos for a fee estimated at £60 million (€70 million), setting a new financial benchmark for the club. The 25-year-old attacker has committed to a long-term contract running until 2031.

This record-breaking move signals a clear intent from the Milan board to overhaul the squad following a lackluster season. By landing Ramos, the club has shattered its previous transfer high of £42 million paid to Lille for Rafael Leão back in 2019.

An impressive journey to San Siro

Ramos heads to Milan with a trophy-laden resume at both domestic and international levels. Having developed through the youth systems at Olhanense and Benfica, he captured global attention with a stunning hat-trick for Portugal against Switzerland in the 2022 World Cup. His tenure in France was equally successful, where he thrived under the bright lights of the Parc des Princes.

During his time in Paris, Ramos found the net 45 times in 131 appearances. He played a pivotal role in a golden era for the club, securing three Ligue 1 titles and two Champions League trophies.

The dawn of a new era for the Rossoneri

The addition of Ramos is expected to provide the clinical edge that the team has lacked during its recent struggles. Amorim, who penned a two-year contract last month, is tasked with returning the seven-time European champions to the pinnacle of Italian football. This substantial investment in Ramos demonstrates that the management is fully backing the former Manchester United manager with significant resources.

With over 100 appearances for Benfica, where he emerged as one of Portugal’s most exciting prospects, Ramos offers a blend of physical power and technical skill. He is slated to lead the Milan attack immediately as the club strives to reclaim its status in Serie A and return to the European elite.

Parisian squad overhaul continues

While Milan celebrates its new arrival, PSG is already working to fill the gap left by Ramos. The French champions, overseen by president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and sporting advisor Luis Campos, have reportedly targeted Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig—a player also being monitored by Premier League side Liverpool.

Coach Luis Enrique is looking to refresh his squad after a season that saw the club win its second consecutive Champions League title alongside another Ligue 1 crown. To maintain compliance with financial fair play regulations and make room for new high-profile arrivals, the club may see the departures of South Korean midfielder Lee Kang-in and French forward Randal Kolo Muani.