Gonçalo Ramos: I wanted to leave PSG in January after scoring as a sub

📰 Gonçalo Ramos, now at AC Milan, says he had wanted to leave PSG since January. 📌 Key points 🎙️ Ramos looked back on his PSG years in an interview with Canal 11. 🚪 He wanted to leave in January but PSG said no. 🤝 Luis Campos promised to let him go in the summer. 😤 He scored in four or five straight games without a start. 🇮🇹 Ruben Amorim personally called him to bring him to Milan. 📝 What happened 🎙️ Speaking to Portuguese channel Canal 11, Ramos said: "I wanted to leave PSG, but it's always more complicated in January." PSG refused immediately because they would have needed a replacement, and he says Luis Campos assured him he would let him go in the summer. 😤 He said he rarely started four or five games in a row in three seasons in Paris: "Sometimes it was frustrating, I scored in four or five games in a row and I didn't start any of them." He added that he turned that anger into fuel. 💙 Leaving was still hard. "It was difficult for me to leave PSG, because the group was truly fantastic," he said, naming Portuguese team-mates Nuno Mendes, Vitinha and João Neves. 🇮🇹 The Milan move began during the World Cup, when fellow Portuguese Ruben Amorim contacted him personally and agent Jorge Mendes later told him the deal was done. "I play more, at a club that gives me more space to express myself," he said. 📊 By the numbers • Three seasons at PSG, two Champions League titles • 21 of his 45 PSG goals came off the bench, according to Maxifoot • Reported to be Milan's record signing 🔭 Why it matters It is a rare look at the cost of PSG's rotation-heavy approach for a squad player. With Kvaratskhelia and Dembélé both injured, the loss of such a reliable impact sub is also easier to notice. PSG play at Le Havre on 30 October.