Following the official confirmation of Gonçalo Ramos’s departure to AC Milan this Tuesday, further player movements are anticipated at Paris Saint-Germain. Among those under consideration is Gabriel Moscardo, who has recently completed loan spells at Reims and Braga. He is now reportedly a target for Espanyol Barcelona, with widespread reports in Spain suggesting a high probability of this transfer materializing.
Paris Saint-Germain officially announced its inaugural summer transfer this Tuesday. Striker Gonçalo Ramos, aged 25, who joined the club three years ago from Benfica Lisbon, has completed a move to AC Milan in a deal reportedly valued at approximately €70M. This move is expected to be the first of several, with Randal Kolo Muani, 27, reportedly nearing a transfer to Juventus, and Kang-in Lee, 25, anticipated to join Atlético de Madrid.
Moscardo’s imminent loan to Espanyol Barcelona
Midfielder Gabriel Moscardo is also poised for a departure from Paris Saint-Germain in the near future. The 20-year-old talent, acquired for €20M in January 2024, spent the 2024-2025 season on loan at Stade de Reims, followed by another loan spell at Braga last season. Despite being under contract until June 2028, recent reports have highlighted a potential loan move to Espanyol Barcelona. This possibility has been further substantiated this Tuesday, with insiders suggesting a high likelihood of the deal being finalized.
“I wish to remain at Paris Saint-Germain”
Despite these developments, Gabriel Moscardo had previously voiced his strong desire to return to PSG in April, a club for which he has yet to play an official match. He stated, “We haven’t discussed next season yet. My agent, in agreement with the direction of PSG, will decide what is best for me. We will talk about it once the season concludes. Of course, I wish to stay at Paris Saint-Germain, to participate in the pre-season preparations, because that is where I belong and where I should be. I need more playing time. I am constantly developing, and I believe this year at Braga was extremely important; it provides me with experience for future challenges. And God willing, one day I will play a full season for Paris Saint-Germain and prove my capabilities.“
