Bought for more than €65 million by PSG, Goncalo Ramos is mostly polishing the bench in Paris. A frustrating situation for the Portuguese forward. Even so, Juventus offers him an exit door next summer.

A long, endless tunnel for Ramos, 24, at Paris Saint-Germain. Despite decent statistics with 12 goals in all competitions this season, the former Benfica player rarely starts matches with the Parisian club.

Head coach Luis Enrique has started him only 11 times in Ligue 1 and never in the Champions League since August.

Enough to frustrate a forward who dreams of becoming a reference at his position in Europe. If he puts on a good face in the locker room, it is difficult for him not to want to leave PSG in the summer transfer window.

It remains to be seen whether suitors are on the market. A first big name is coming forward in Italy, according to Corriere dello Sport (h/t Tribuna). It is Juventus. The Bianconeri have lived through a complicated season with their offensive sector. The recruits from Ligue 1, Jonathan David and Lois Openda, have greatly disappointed the Old Lady.

They are already on their way out in the next transfer window. Superior to these two forwards on paper, Ramos looks like a dream replacement for the Turin side.

Juventus is able to convince the Portuguese, especially as it has almost assured its qualification for the next Champions League. The real problem lies at the financial level for a club in the red for several seasons.

To obtain his signature, Juventus is therefore betting on a loan next summer. Not certain that the Parisian leadership will appreciate this option for their supersub, underused but devilishly effective during his appearances off the bench.

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