The Italian website Calcio&Finanza has published a report containing all the official figures of the deal between Milan and PSG for the signing of Gonçalo Ramos. The fixed fee, cumulative bonuses and also the instalment payment plan that Milan will have to pay the French club for the Portuguese striker, who officially becomes the most expensive signing in the history of the Rossoneri club!
Gonçalo Ramos to Milan: the official figures of the deal with PSG
The fixed fee alone is enough to make Gonçalo Ramos, a signing wanted by Gerry Cardinale and Ruben Amorim, the most expensive purchase in the club's history: €70 million plus €3.1 million in additional costs, with Milan having registered the Portuguese striker in their accounts at €73.1 million. Given his five-year contract, his annual amortisation amounts to €14.62 million.
Calcio&Finanza also reports the instalment breakdown agreed between Milan and PSG for payment of the fixed fee: the two clubs have opted for four instalments of €17.5 million each, all to be paid by 15 July of each year, starting in 2026 and ending in 2029.
Gonçalo Ramos to Milan: all the details about the bonuses
The documents also mention bonuses that can reach up to €16 million, bringing the maximum total fee to €86 million. The additional bonuses are broken down as follows:
- Winning the Scudetto: €2 million
- Qualifying for the Champions League league phase: €1.2 million
- Qualifying for the Champions League quarter-finals: €1 million
- Qualifying for the Champions League semi-finals: €1 million
- Qualifying for the Champions League final: €1 million
- Winning the Champions League: €1 million
- Winning the Serie A top scorer award: €2 million
According to C&F, the bonuses are cumulative within the same season and can also be achieved multiple times over the years, but the overall maximum remains €16 million.
Furthermore, the bonuses will only be triggered if Gonçalo Ramos has played in at least 60% of Milan's official matches in which he was available during the relevant season.
There is also a further condition: if the Portuguese striker is unavailable for at least 50% of the official matches during a season, no bonuses can be earned, regardless of the team's results. The only exception is the bonus linked to winning the Serie A top scorer award.
