In 2023, after joining Paris Saint-Germain from Benfica, 23-year-old forward Gonçalo Ramos faced a challenging time adjusting, including contracting a significant ailment in December 2023 and sustaining an injury during the initial part of the 2024–2025 campaign. Despite showing signs of progress subsequently, he still hasn't solidified his position with persistent speculations circulating. This situation came into focus again on Tuesday. La Gazzetta dello Sport expressed significant interest from Juventus Turin.
A cost estimate of about €50 million perhaps?
In recent times, Gonçalo Ramos has come onto Juventus' watchlist. He is seen as a dependable option for Paris Saint-Germain, who have recently claimed victory in the Champions League. Compared to Kolo Muani, his earnings in France are less.
The cost might be less than what Sporting Lisbon wants for Gyökeres but somewhat more than anticipated for Atalanta’s Retegui. Paris Saint-Germain acquired him on loan from Benfica over the summer of 2023 and subsequently spent €65 million on him following half a year on loan. Considering his sparse playing time, the club in the French capital may seek approximately €50 million, with this figure subject to refinement through negotiations."
Surely, these remain mere speculations, as they tend to proliferate during this season. Even though the mercato has only just begun, declarations are being made from every corner. Given that Gonçalo Ramos is playing in a position not quite suited to his abilities, both leaving and showing interest could be plausible scenarios. Hence, numerous reports are anticipated.
However, we'll need to wait for official word before considering ourselves out of concern. At this point, there’s no indication that PSG plans to sell or that the forward intends to depart instead of competing for increased game action.
Some clubs are definitely showing interest and might likely reach out with inquiries. We should wait and observe how things progress. The reported price tag of €50 million is just an estimated figure from newspapers without any concrete foundation. It may end up being somewhere close to that sum, but who can say for sure? Nothing is set in stone though.
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