Milan agreed to the record transfer of Ramush — insider sources

Milan agreed with PSG on the transfer of Portugal national team striker Gonzalo Ramusha. This is reported by insider sources. According to the source, the 25-year-old forward will move to the Italian giant for a record fee for the club. The deal will surpass Milan's previous transfer record, set when they acquired Raphael Leau from Lille in 2019. It would also be the most expensive transfer in Serie A since Romelu Lukaku's €74m transfer to Inter in the same year. Milan won the battle for Ramush from a number of leading European clubs. An important role in the negotiations was played by the good relations of the owner of Milan, Gerry Cardinale, with the president of PSG, Nasser Al-Khelaifi. The Portuguese striker will be Milan's first transfer since the appointment of Ruben Amorim as head coach. Amorim knows Ramush well and considered him the main candidate for the central striker position. The desire of the footballer himself to work under the guidance of the Portuguese specialist also helped to quickly advance the negotiations. Ramush underwent a medical examination in the USA, where he is with the Portugal national team at the 2026 World Cup. The team is currently preparing for the final match of the group stage against Colombia in Miami.