Gonçalo Ramos is enjoying a genuine magic moment. After providing two assists in the league for Milan in their last match before the international break against Lecce, the Rossoneri number nine has now scored three goals in his last three Nations League appearances for Portugal. It has been an extraordinary run for a player who probably has yet to show his full potential in these early stages of the season with Milan.
With the national team, however, the story is different for now. Ramos has been decisive, occupies the penalty area well and has become the main reference point up front for Jorge Jesus’ Portugal. With Cristiano Ronaldo absent, Ramos has taken the weight of the attack onto his shoulders, and the results are there to see. Portugal, also thanks to the Milan striker’s goals, became the first national team to qualify for the Nations League finals, as pointed out via Milan News.
Gonçalo Ramos past 100 goals:
Against Norway, Ramos scored the 101st goal of his professional career: 45 with PSG, 41 with Benfica, one with Milan and 14 with Portugal. Once again assisted by João Félix, Ramos finished another important chance to score yet another decisive goal for Portugal.
