‘I only wanted one thing: to leave’ – AC Milan striker Gonçalo Ramos reflects on the end of his time at PSG
Despite spending three years at Paris Saint-Germain and scoring some crucial goals, Gonçalo Ramos (25) never quite established himself as an undisputed first-team regular during his time with Les Rou...
AC Milan striker Gonçalo Ramos recently opened up about his decision to leave Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) after spending three years at the club. Despite scoring important goals during his tenure with Les Rouge et Bleu, Ramos never fully became an undisputed first-team regular. He expressed his desire to leave as early as the 2026 winter transfer window, stating that it wasn't the best option even though he wanted it.
The Portuguese forward admitted that leaving PSG, a "very close-knit" squad, was painful for him, but he has no regrets about his decision.
Ramos explained that while PSG refused to let him depart during the season, they had given him a promise in the summer that they would let him go. This promise was honored a few months later by PSG's sporting director. The conversation with PSG's manager Ruben Amorim and his agent Jorge Mendes played a significant role in the transfer process. Mendes reached out to Ramos in January, and a few days later, the deal was finalized. Ramos emphasized that after this experience, he understands better his desire to leave PSG.
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