It’s done, PSG has already replaced Mbappé

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By: Manu Tournoux

It's done, PSG has already replaced Mbappé

Paris Saint-Germain are close to signing Portuguese striker Goncalo Ramos after agreeing an €80m deal with Benfica.

Kylian Mbappé’s future is still very much in doubt as he continues to be linked with a move to Real Madrid after turning down a new contract, but PSG wasted no time in finding his replacement. On Sunday, Fabrizio Romano tweeted that the French giants had agreed to pay a total of €80m for 22-year-old striker Goncalo Ramos.

The agreement includes a fixed amount of 65 million euros and an additional amount of 15 million euros.

Due to PSG’s current financial fair play concerns, it will initially be a one-season loan, with the club obligated to buy Ramos in 2024.

According to Romano, Ramos, who scored 27 goals and 12 assists in 47 appearances in all competitions for Benfica last season and scored a hat-trick for Portugal on his World Cup debut in December, will spend his visit medical next week.

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