AC Milan eye PSG striker Goncalo Ramos, Ruben Amorim arrives

AC Milan have named Paris Saint‑Germain forward Goncalo Ramos as their primary target for the upcoming summer window, aiming to secure a new number 9 as coach Ruben Amorim begins his tenure, while Ramos currently serves as a super‑sub at PSG and has never been first‑choice striker, and Milan may need to offload Santiago Gimenez to fund the deal. Football Italia reported that Goncalo Ramos has entered transfer chatter as AC Milan search for a replacement number 9. The Italian club’s scouting focus aligns with their desire to refresh the attacking line ahead of the Ruben Amorim era. Corriere dello Sport noted that incoming Milan coach Ruben Amorim intends to recruit his fellow Portuguese, Ramos, to become the Serie A side’s leading striker. Amorim’s preference for a countryman underscores his tactical plan for the upcoming season. At Paris Saint‑Germain, Ramos currently operates as a super‑sub and has never secured the role of first‑choice forward. This limited starting time fuels speculation about his willingness to seek regular minutes elsewhere.

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To accommodate a potential Ramos signing, AC Milan would likely need to offload forward Santiago Gimenez, according to the same reports. The prospect of a Gimenez sale, however, is described as unlikely at present. Other PSG players linked with moves this summer include Bradley Barcola, who is associated with Arsenal, and Kang‑in Lee, whose negotiations with Atletico Madrid reportedly reached personal‑terms agreement. These parallel rumours suggest a busy transfer window for the French club.

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Fabrizio Romano provided an update on a recently relegated PSG target, describing it as an interesting development for supporters. While details remain sparse, the mention adds another layer to the club’s off‑season speculation. With a long summer ahead, AC Milan will have to work hard to secure any new striker as the transfer market unfolds.