Gonçalo Ramos’ PSG legacy: record-breaking bench hero bids farewell

Gonçalo Ramos’ PSG legacy: record-breaking bench hero bids farewell

The Paris Saint-Germain have concluded their first major summer transfer with the departure of Gonçalo Ramos to AC Milan. The Portuguese striker, who joined the capital club last year from Benfica, leaves behind a remarkable legacy, particularly as a super-sub.

Gonçalo Ramos in Paris Saint-Germain kit

AC Milan secures Portuguese striker in €74M deal

The transfer fee for Gonçalo Ramos stands at €74 million, with potential bonuses that could push the total to €80 million. The move comes as AC Milan bolster their attacking options following the summer transfer window’s early stages.

Unbeaten when scoring: Ramos’ PSG record

Since arriving at Parc des Princes, Gonçalo Ramos has been a consistent threat from the bench. His 21 goals off the substitutes’ bench set a new club record, while his goals in competitive matches never failed to secure a positive result for PSG—29 wins and 8 draws during his time on the pitch.

PSG remembers Ramos’ emotional farewell

Gonçalo Ramos leaves Paris Saint-Germain with 45 goals and 10 assists in 131 appearances. In a heartfelt message, he reflected on his time with the club: “Today, one of the most significant chapters of my career comes to a close. Wearing the PSG shirt was both a privilege and an honor that I will carry with me forever. Together, we created unforgettable moments, secured two Champions League titles, and achieved milestones that will stay in the memories of everyone involved.” He continued, “I want to thank my teammates, the coaching staff, the management, and most of all, the supporters. Your belief in me, your support during tough times, and your celebration of every victory were essential to our success. Although I’m leaving, I leave a piece of my heart in this club. PSG will always be my home, and I take pride in having contributed to its history. Paris will forever hold a special place in my heart and in that of my family.”

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