PSG is willing to pay 120 million for Kylian Mbappé's replacement

Paris Saint-Germain is preparing for the possible departure of Kylian Mbappé and is already seeking a replacement for the talented French forward. According to reports from the Portuguese newspaper A Bola, the French club has set its sights on Goncalo Ramos, a 21-year-old forward from Benfica.

Mbappé has expressed his desire not to renew his contract, leading PSG to consider options to fill his absence in the team. In this regard, the young Portuguese forward has become the primary target for the Parisian club.

To secure the signing of Ramos, Paris Saint-Germain would need to meet the buyout clause in his contract with Benfica, which currently stands at 120 million EUR.

Despite the hefty sum, the team from the French capital would be willing to make that financial effort in order to secure the services of the talented attacker, as they know they will eventually need a player who can fill the void left by Mbappé.

Why they want him 

Goncalo Ramos has shown great potential at Benfica, standing out for his goal-scoring ability and his capacity to create imbalances in the attacking line. His youth and projection make him an attractive candidate for PSG, which aims to secure the future of its forward line.