MILAN — AC Milan has reached a definitive agreement with Paris Saint-Germain to sign Portuguese international forward Gonçalo Ramos. The deal, which marks a significant financial investment for the Rossoneri, is set to become the most expensive signing in the club’s history, surpassing the previous record held by Rafael Leão.
The transfer follows a period of intense negotiations between the two clubs, with Milan owner Gerry Cardinale’s professional relationship with PSG chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi cited as a key factor in securing the move. The arrival of the 25-year-old striker is considered a major victory for Milan’s new head coach, Rúben Amorim, who reportedly identified Ramos as his primary target to lead the team's attack.
Why Amorim Wanted Ramos: 45 Goals + World Cup Form
• Club-Record: Beats Rafael Leão as Milan’s most expensive signing
• PSG Stats: 45 goals, 10 assists in 131 games
• Amorim Factor: Ramos was head coach’s primary target
• World Cup: Medical done in Florida with Portugal at 2026 FIFA WC
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Ramos, who is currently representing Portugal at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, underwent a medical examination while in Florida, where the national team is currently based for their group-stage campaign.
The forward concludes a three-season stint in Paris, during which he registered 45 goals and ten assists in 131 appearances. His final act in a PSG shirt was a successful penalty kick in the UEFA Champions League final shootout against Arsenal on May 30, 2026, which secured the European title for the French giants.
This signing signals a clear statement of intent from Milan's leadership as they look to reshape their squad under Amorim’s direction. While financial terms remain subject to final confirmation, the deal represents one of the most significant outlays in Serie A history, reflecting both the club's ambition and the high market value of one of Europe’s most established young forwards.
