AC Milan’s €70‑plus million signings of Ruben Amorim and Gonçalo Ramos spark criticism

Former Italian midfielder Massimo Mauro warned that AC Milan’s recent appointments carry significant risk. He questioned the hiring of coach Ruben Amorim, noting that his offensive philosophy could be dangerous in Italy without the right players, and he singled out the €70‑74 million purchase of Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos from PSG, comparing the move to past signings such as Olivier Giroud.

Mauro also highlighted the broader inflation of the football transfer market, citing several high‑profile deals across Europe and suggesting that Italian clubs are lagging behind the elite in both appeal and financial power. The record‑breaking fee for Ramos underscores Milan’s ambition but also raises doubts about the club’s ability to deliver the expected performance.