AC Milan wants to offer Leao’s salary to Gonçalo Ramos

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By: Manu Tournoux

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It’s no longer really a secret: AC Milan would like to attract Gonçalo Ramos this summer. Condemned to a supporting role at PSG, the Portuguese striker is also wanted by the new Milan coach, Ruben Amorim. The latest information reported an upcoming offer from AC Milan, while Paris estimates the price of its player at around 40 million euros (he was bought for 65 million euros + 15 million euros).

A departure of Santiago Gimenez would also facilitate the signing of Ramos. The Mexican striker, silent in the league this season and hampered by injuries (0 goals in 16 games), is notably tracked by Orlando City according to the Corriere dello Sport. It remains to be seen whether this avenue will succeed. In any case, AC Milan has already prepared the ground for the arrival of Ramos. The Milan club would be ready to offer the former Benfica player a salary equivalent to that of Rafael Leao (if he did not extend), estimated at 5 million euros per season.

Manu Tournoux

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