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Kylian Mbappe’s superb PSG form may see clubs come calling for Goncalo Ramos (Image: Getty)
Kylian Mbappe’s rampant form at Paris Saint-Germain could present Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta with an unmissable transfer opportunity. While Mbappe’s thirst for goals is naturally a plus point for the Parisians, it also comes with its drawbacks, as big-money summer signing Goncalo Ramos is struggling to get into the side.
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Ramos bagged 27 goals in all competitions for Benfica last season. But his stock really went through the roof when he scored a hat-trick for Portugal at the World Cup, firing in a trio of goals against Switzerland in Qatar.
Manchester United were rumoured to be admirers of the striker, but PSG ended up coughing up the necessary cash to bring him to Ligue 1 in a £68.8million deal. Things haven’t gone according to plan since.
The brilliance of Mbappe has limited Ramos to eight league starts this season, with the 22-year-old returning only four goals in all competitions.
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Goncalo Ramos has only started eight Ligue 1 games this season (Image: Getty)
Arteta has already made it clear that he doesn’t expect any earth-shattering arrivals at the Emirates Stadium this January. The chances of the Gunners forking out enough to lure Ramos away from PSG, only months after his arrival, therefore appear slim.
But Arsenal would be wise to take another good luck when the window swings open in the summer. Ramos was in high demand before his move to France and a palatable transfer fee may be enough to seal the deal if they strike at the end of a disappointing season for the forward.
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The north Londoners should be wary of wasting time, though, as an exciting run of form would likely catapult the Portuguese’s asking price into nine-figure territory. Arsenal’s two main striker targets, Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney, have each been tipped to cost more than £100m.
The Gunners are among those needing to be selective about splashing the cash due to Financial Fair Play limitations, so any money they could save by pursuing Ramos would be warmly welcomed by the board.
new striker could lead Mikel Arteta to Paris Saint-Germain.
Mikel Arteta Kylian Mbappe
Kylian Mbappe’s superb PSG form may see clubs come calling for Goncalo Ramos (Image: Getty)
Kylian Mbappe’s rampant form at Paris Saint-Germain could present Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta with an unmissable transfer opportunity. While Mbappe’s thirst for goals is naturally a plus point for the Parisians, it also comes with its drawbacks, as big-money summer signing Goncalo Ramos is struggling to get into the side.
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Ramos bagged 27 goals in all competitions for Benfica last season. But his stock really went through the roof when he scored a hat-trick for Portugal at the World Cup, firing in a trio of goals against Switzerland in Qatar.
Manchester United were rumoured to be admirers of the striker, but PSG ended up coughing up the necessary cash to bring him to Ligue 1 in a £68.8million deal. Things haven’t gone according to plan since.
The brilliance of Mbappe has limited Ramos to eight league starts this season, with the 22-year-old returning only four goals in all competitions.
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Goncalo Ramos has only started eight Ligue 1 games this season (Image: Getty)
Arteta has already made it clear that he doesn’t expect any earth-shattering arrivals at the Emirates Stadium this January. The chances of the Gunners forking out enough to lure Ramos away from PSG, only months after his arrival, therefore appear slim.
But Arsenal would be wise to take another good luck when the window swings open in the summer. Ramos was in high demand before his move to France and a palatable transfer fee may be enough to seal the deal if they strike at the end of a disappointing season for the forward.
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The north Londoners should be wary of wasting time, though, as an exciting run of form would likely catapult the Portuguese’s asking price into nine-figure territory. Arsenal’s two main striker targets, Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney, have each been tipped to cost more than £100m.
The Gunners are among those needing to be selective about splashing the cash due to Financial Fair Play limitations, so any money they could save by pursuing Ramos would be warmly welcomed by the board.
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