PSG v Atalanta: Gonçalo Ramos, the new king of late goals | OneFootball

At 24 years old, Gonçalo Ramos continues to make history with Paris Saint-Germain. The Portuguese forward scored his 16th goal coming off the bench, equaling Kylian Mbappé (26 years old) as the top substitute scorer in the club's history across all competitions. This statistic, revealed by OptaJean, highlights his decisive role in the closing stages of Parisian matches.

This record places Gonçalo Ramos in a very special category at Paris Saint-Germain: that of the "supersubs," those players capable of transforming a match by coming on during the game. The former Benfica striker has built his Parisian reputation on this ability to make an immediate impact, even with limited playing time. At just 24 years old, he already shows an efficiency comparable to that of Kylian Mbappé, who also scored 16 times coming off the bench. The difference is that Ramos asserts himself in a squad rich in offensive talent, where he is not always a starter, yet still manages to capitalize on every opportunity. This status demonstrates both his competitive mentality and his importance in the rotation, providing PSG with a formidable weapon to unlock opposing defenses at the end of matches.

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