The start of the season for Rúben Amorim's Milan has a major protagonist under the spotlight: Gonçalo Ramos. The Portuguese striker, born in 2001, arrived in the summer from PSG for a record fee of 74 million euros plus bonuses, becoming in effect the most expensive transfer in the history of the red and black club. Expectations around the new number 9 are extremely high, but his initial impact in terms of goal scoring is raising the first debates among experts and fans.

Gonçalo Ramos' numbers and the new tactical role at Milan

The Portuguese runs for two, presses the opposing ball carriers, makes a lot of movement to link play and puts himself at the service of teammates, as shown by key passes and assists already recorded. This perpetual motion, however, inevitably leads him away from the goal and the penalty area, making him less sharp and lethal when it comes to scoring and taking chances for himself.

Goal drought and the special relationship with Milan fans

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