Goncalo Ramos marks a significant departure from Paris Saint-Germain as the club officially confirms his transfer to AC Milan for a record fee of €70 million. This move kicks off the summer transfer market for PSG, with the Portuguese striker reuniting with his compatriot Ruben Amorim, the newly appointed manager of the Rossoneri.

The deal represents a profitable venture for PSG, as they acquired Ramos from Benfica for €65 million three years ago, thus making a slight profit. During his tenure in Paris, Ramos was primarily utilized as a backup striker, contributing 45 goals in 135 appearances, many of which came from the bench.

Ramos proved to be a crucial asset during high-pressure situations, including several notable penalty shootouts, and amassed a collection of trophies with the club. Now, as he transitions to AC Milan, he is expected to take on a more prominent role, potentially leading to impressive scoring numbers in Serie A.

In other PSG news, the future of Gabriel Moscardo has been a topic of discussion this summer, but a resolution seems to be in sight, allowing him to continue his development with the club. Additionally, shifting priorities may result in one of PSG's top targets moving elsewhere, indicating a dynamic transfer window ahead.