Chelsea could find the perfect alternative to long-term target Victor Osimhen in the form of Goncalo Ramos. The 19-year old Portuguese starlet has been turning heads with his performances for Benfica this season, and Chelsea are now reportedly set to battle Roma for his signature at the end of the campaign.
Ramos is highly regarded in Portugal, having come through the academy system at Benfica and captaining their B team before being promoted to the first team squad – where he has since made 11 appearances. His impressive displays have seen him linked with moves to Europe’s top clubs, including Chelsea.
The Blues need a quality forward if they are to challenge for major honours next season, and Ramos could be the ideal alternative to Chelsea’s long-term target Victor Osimhen. The 19-year old has scored 11 goals in 32 appearances this season, and Chelsea could do with a player of his caliber next term if they are to launch a serious title challenge.
Ramos is likely to cost Chelsea big money given his age and potential, but it looks like he could prove the dream alternative for Chelsea should their attempts to sign Osimhen fail. Watch this space!
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The Portuguese starlet has been tipped for a bright future by some of Europe’s top clubs, but Chelsea look set to beat them all to his signature as they aim to bolster their attacking options. Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel will be hoping that Ramos can hit the ground running and provide a goal threat for his side in what is sure to be an intriguing transfer saga. With Chelsea keen to add quality to their ranks, Ramos could prove the perfect addition – and he could even surpass expectations at Stamford Bridge if given the chance.
It remains to be seen how much Chelsea are willing to pay for Ramos, but they look set to battle Roma for his signature as they aim to bolster their attacking options ahead of next season. If Chelsea want success next term then it looks like Goncalo Ramos could be essential! Stay tuned for further updates on this story as it develops…
