Deal done! Amorim takes Gonçalo Ramos to Milan, Benfica net millions | OneFootball

Benfica could receive a significant sum if Gonçalo Ramos’ transfer from Paris Saint-Germain to Milan is confirmed. The two clubs are said to have already reached an agreement for the Portuguese striker’s move, in a deal valued at between €60 million and €70 million, including add-ons.

Although the official figures have not yet been disclosed, the Eagles are following the process closely, since they will be entitled to compensation under FIFA’s solidarity mechanism. The transfer information was reported by Fabrizio Romano.

If the transfer goes through for the reported €60 million, Benfica should receive around €2.55 million through the solidarity mechanism, an amount that could rise if the final fee moves closer to €70 million. The mechanism rewards clubs responsible for developing players, allowing Benfica to benefit financially from any new transfer involving Gonçalo Ramos.

Gonçalo Ramos represented Benfica between the 2013/14 and 2022/23 seasons, completing almost his entire development pathway at the club before establishing himself in the first team. In the summer of 2023, the Portugal international moved to Paris Saint-Germain, in a deal that earned the Reds €65 million.

After three seasons with the French champions, where he also won two Champions Leagues, the striker could now begin a new chapter in his career in Italy, while Benfica once again benefits from the journey of one of the players it helped develop.

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