“It annoyed me” – Former PSG star opens up on “frustrating” period in Paris
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13-second readGoncalo Ramos, a former PSG striker now at AC Milan, has spoken about his decision to leave PSG in the summer after three successful years. Ramos stated that it was difficult for him to leave due to the fantastic group, particularly the three Portuguese players he spent time with.

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Goncalo Ramos, a former PSG striker now at AC Milan, has spoken about his decision to leave PSG in the summer after three successful years. Ramos stated that it was difficult for him to leave due to the fantastic group, particularly the three Portuguese players he spent time with. He mentioned that they jokingly told him to stay just for the atmosphere, recalling many exceptional moments. Ramos was a reliable rotation option during his time at PSG.
Ramos expressed frustration with the inconsistency of his role at PSG, stating that he never started four or five consecutive matches over the three years. He found it frustrating and annoying, especially when he scored in consecutive matches without starting. Ramos discussed this issue with his family, indicating it was a significant factor in his decision to leave.
Despite the success Ramos experienced with PSG, his lack of consistent starting opportunities led to his departure. The striker has now moved to AC Milan, a decision that PSG Talk suggests was the right one for him, as he was a great servant to PSG but needed a change.
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Goncalo Ramos and PSG parted ways this summer after three very successful years together, and the striker has talked about his decision to go. If you enjoy PSG Talk coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferred source on Google to make us a favourite and see more of our content. Now at AC Milan, striker Goncalo Ramos was a reliable rotation option for PSG in his time at the club. But finally he’s lifted the lid on his decision to depart the club in the summer, despite their immense success together. “There were the three Portuguese players I spent all my time with. They knew I wanted to leave and, jokingly, they told me to stay just for the atmosphere.
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