PSG are reportedly consider parting ways with Goncalo Ramos in the summer transfer window as several top clubs circle.

Paris Saint-Germain forward Goncalo Ramos could be on the move this summer, with multiple European heavyweights, including Liverpool, Manchester United, and Aston Villa, ready to pounce on the Portuguese international following his reduced role under Luis Enrique.

Despite scoring 19 goals and registering 25 goal contributions (G/A) across all competitions in the 2024/25 season, Ramos has struggled for consistent minutes at PSG. The €65 million signing from SL Benfica has fallen down the pecking order in Paris, often starting from the bench behind more senior attacking options.

Premier League giants on alert

According to Caught Offside, Ramos’s lack of game time has triggered interest from Premier League clubs, with Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Aston Villa all keeping close tabs on the situation.

Liverpool view Ramos as a potential long-term forward, especially as they prepare for life under new management and weigh up alternatives to top target Alexander Isak. Should a deal for the Newcastle United striker collapse, Ramos is expected to become a primary fallback option.

Similarly, Manchester United are also exploring options up front. Their pursuit of Benjamin Sesko remains ongoing, but the Red Devils consider Ramos a serious alternative, particularly if negotiations for the RB Leipzig striker continue to stall. Aston Villa, bolstered by European qualification, are also in the frame and could make a competitive push to land Ramos as they build a squad for Europe.

The interest in Goncalo Ramos is not limited to England. Juventus and Napoli are both monitoring the striker’s situation closely. Napoli have parted ways with Victor Osimhen, while Juventus are reshaping their attacking options following managerial changes. In both cases, Ramos is viewed as a top-tier, Champions League-experienced replacement.

PSG open to exit, but not on the cheap

PSG are willing to consider a transfer this summer, especially if Ramos pushes for an exit. However, the French champions are reluctant to accept a loss on the €65 million they paid in 2023. Sources suggest they would prefer a loan deal with a buy clause, potentially safeguarding the player’s market value.

Any permanent transfer would need to come close to the original fee, though PSG are open to negotiating terms, especially with clubs offering regular first-team football and Champions League exposure.

As Ramos weighs up his options ahead of the 2025/26 campaign, the interest from top English and Italian clubs presents a defining moment in his career. At just 24, and with proven output even in a rotational role, Ramos remains a highly attractive option for clubs seeking a dynamic, clinical forward.

With the transfer window heating up and several striker dominoes yet to fall, expect Ramos to be at the centre of some serious transfer activity in the coming weeks.