Paris Saint-Germain’s forward Gonçalo Ramos is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines due to an ankle injury, as confirmed by the club on Saturday. The injury occurred during PSG’s victory over Le Havre in the season opener, where Ramos sustained a significant ligament sprain in his left ankle. The 23-year-old Portuguese player is expected to undergo surgery in the upcoming days and will likely be sidelined for approximately three months.
This injury comes as a major blow to PSG, especially with Ramos being earmarked as a crucial attacking option following Kylian Mbappé’s departure to Real Madrid. Ramos, who initially joined PSG on loan from Benfica before making the move permanent last season, was anticipated to play a prominent role in the team’s offensive setup.
The absence of Gonçalo Ramos will undoubtedly pose a challenge for the reigning French champions as they navigate an already competitive league campaign. PSG will need to recalibrate their attacking strategies and adapt to the loss of one of their key players as they aim to maintain their status at the top of French football.