In my last three years at PSG I was never a starter in five consecutive matches: it frustrated me

Ramos explains his PSG exit: lack of playing time and no consistency in the starting lineup frustrated him despite scoring in consecutive matches.

Gonçalo Ramos has revealed why he left Paris Saint-Germain for AC Milan in the summer. The 25-year-old Portuguese international said he was frustrated by a lack of regular starts at PSG, where he struggled to establish himself in the team hierarchy behind Ousmane Dembélé after Luis Enrique repositioned him centrally.

"In the last three years at PSG, I think I was never a starter in four or five consecutive matches," Ramos told Canal 11. "There was no regularity. Sometimes it was frustrating and it bothered me." He added that he even scored in four or five consecutive matches without starting in any of them, which made no sense to him. The former Benfica player discussed the situation with his family before deciding to move on in search of the prominence he lacked in Paris.