PSG willing to let Gonçalo Ramos leave amid Serie A, La Liga and Premier League interest | OneFootball

Gonçalo Ramos is free to leave Paris Saint-Germain in the summer, with interest from Italy, Spain and England.

Ramos has been unable to earn a regular role in Luis Enrique's side and is open to exploring his options at the end of the season. The Portugal international has started just 14 games across all competitions, scoring 12 goals.

His current focus is on a successful end to the season, as PSG look to defend theirLigue 1 and Champions League titles. However, his role in the club's European campaign has been minimal, with only 171 minutes of Champions League action.

Fabrizio Romano is reporting that movement on Ramos's future is expected in the summer, with an appreciation within the club for his attitude despite limited football. PSG are willing to consider approaches that would allow the 24-year-old to become a regular starter.

Ramos signed for PSG from Benfica on an initial loan deal with a mandatory €65m (£56m) purchase option included. He has since scored 45 goals in 127 games, despite a fringe role.

The forward previously impressed in Portuguese football and was the Primeira Liga's leading scorer in 2022/23, prior to his transfer to Paris. Ramos has netted 10 times in 24 caps for Portugal at international level.