Gonçalo Ramos has completed a permanent transfer from Paris Saint-Germain to AC Milan for a fee of €74 million, according to L’Équipe. The move represents a significant outlay for the Rossoneri as they bolster their attacking options ahead of the upcoming season.
The Portugal international joined PSG last summer from Benfica, but struggled to consistently hold down a starting position in the French capital. Despite flashes of potential, Ramos often found himself behind other attacking talents in the squad. This transfer allows him to seek more regular first-team football in Italy.
This summer transfer window, driven in part by preparations for the 2026 World Cup, has seen considerable activity across Europe’s top leagues. The English Premier League has been particularly active, with several clubs making high-profile signings. Tottenham secured Sandro Tonali from Newcastle for €108 million, while Manchester City spent €135 million on Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest. Chelsea made the most significant investment, acquiring Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for €137.3 million.
Elsewhere in Europe’s ‘Big Five’ leagues, Barcelona brought in Anthony Gordon from Newcastle for €80 million, and Real Madrid signed Marc Cucurella from Chelsea for €55 million. Bayern Munich completed two deals worth €50 million each, bringing in Nathaniel Brown from Frankfurt and Ismael Saibari from PSV Eindhoven. In France’s Ligue 1, Patrick Zabi became the most expensive signing of the window so far, joining Paris FC from Reims for €25 million.
Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer business is not yet complete, with the club anticipating further activity depending on player departures and contract negotiations. Eliezer Mayenda also completed a notable move within Ligue 1, transferring from Sunderland to Stade Rennais for €22 million. Ramos’ move to Milan adds a dynamic attacking threat to the Serie A side, and could prove crucial in their pursuit of domestic and European success.
