AC Milan is pursuing an ambitious transfer window. The Lombard club has formalized the arrival of Gonçalo Ramos, recruited from Paris Saint-Germain until June 2031. The Rossoneri paid 65 million euros, to which can be added 5 million bonuses, allowing PSG to recover the investment made for the Portuguese striker. From now on, the Milanese leaders want to strengthen their central defense and dream of another big name: Virgil van Dijk according to La Gazzeta Dello Sport. Under contract with Liverpool, the Dutch defender figures prominently on the club’s shelves, even if such a file promises to be particularly complex.
At the same time, Milan is studying more accessible alternatives. Gonçalo Inácio, the Sporting Portugal defender, appears to be one of the most credible leads. Aged 25, the Portuguese international, already known to Ruben Amorim, would represent an investment estimated between 30 and 40 million euros. His profile, younger and less expensive than that of Van Dijk, also corresponds to the club’s strategy. The Milanese leaders in any case seem determined to continue their investments in order to build a team capable of returning to the top in Italy as well as on the European scene.
