Gonçalo Ramos is enjoying a positive moment with Portugal. The Milan striker was the protagonist of the 2-1 victory over Norway, scoring the goal that unlocked the match and contributing to the success of the team led by Jorge Jesus.

At the end of the game, the Portuguese centre-forward spoke to Sky Sport microphones, emphasizing the importance of the goal scored and the continuity found with the national team shirt.

THE GOAL AND CONFIDENCE, "Scoring always gives confidence, whether you play as a starter or come off the bench, the important thing is to have minutes and feel the coach's trust. I scored the winning goal, but the manager decides if I will have to play more and start."

These words reflect Ramos's mindset, aware of the competition in the Portuguese attacking line but also determined to seize every opportunity. The 2001-born player answered in the decisive moment, confirming his qualities in front of goal.

The performance against Norway is also an important signal for Milan, which sees him as an offensive reference in the project led by Ruben Amorim. The international goal could further increase the striker's confidence, ready to return to the club with new motivation.