Last Updated on July 1, 2026
AC Milan have completed a reported club-record £60m move for Paris St-Germain striker Goncalo Ramos, headlining a busy transfer day that also sees Everton close on deals and Frank Lampard commit his future to Coventry ahead of their Premier League return.
AC Milan land Goncalo Ramos from PSG in record deal
AC Milan have confirmed the signing of Portugal international striker Goncalo Ramos from Paris St-Germain, with the transfer fee reported at around £60m — a figure that makes the deal one of the most expensive in the club’s history.
Milan announced the arrival of the Portugal international on X, while transfer reporter Fabrizio Romano put the fee at €74m, equivalent to roughly 836 million Norwegian kroner at current exchange rates. That price tag also ranks the move among the most expensive Serie A signings of all time.
Ramos leaves the French champions to lead the line for the rossoneri, adding attacking firepower to a Milan squad that finished last season in fifth place on 70 points from 38 games, having tailed off with three straight defeats despite 20 league wins across the campaign. The move continues PSG’s reshaping of their forward line, with the club now seeking replacements and fresh targets across the market. You can follow the odds on Serie A and PSG’s ongoing transfer moves at the top Bitcoin betting sites.
Everton close on George and Hackney deals
Everton are close to agreeing a fee with Chelsea for winger Tyrique George, while Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney puts the finishing touches to his own move to Goodison.
George spent the second half of last season on loan at Everton, making 11 appearances after joining in February. That loan included an option for a permanent £25m transfer, which was not activated — yet manager David Moyes still wants to secure the 20-year-old England Under-21 international.
Hackney is expected to undergo a medical to complete his transfer from Middlesbrough, giving Moyes reinforcements in midfield as Everton rebuild their squad.
Lampard signs new Coventry deal before Premier League return
Coventry City manager Frank Lampard has signed a new contract that runs until 2029, tying his future to the club ahead of their first Premier League campaign in 25 years.
The commitment gives Coventry stability as they prepare for top-flight football for the first time in a quarter of a century, with Lampard leading the club into the division after guiding them up.
Quick hits from the transfer market
Paris St-Germain have set their asking price for winger Bradley Barcola, while Chelsea are chasing Bournemouth striker Eli Junior Kroupi and midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi is attracting interest, according to the latest gossip.
UEFA’s financial control body has imposed fines on Serie A clubs Juventus and Fiorentina after detecting irregularities in their accounts.
Germany’s Frauen-Bundesliga has moved a step closer to its own breakaway structure, with all 14 clubs approving the framework agreement that clears the path towards a "Frauen-DFL".
Elsewhere, Bournemouth’s owners Black Knight have completed a takeover of a Premier Rugby side, extending the group’s ownership portfolio beyond football.
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How much did AC Milan pay for Goncalo Ramos?
AC Milan signed Goncalo Ramos from PSG for a reported club-record fee of about £60m, with Fabrizio Romano putting the figure at €74m — one of the most expensive Serie A signings ever.
Which players is Everton signing?
Everton are close to agreeing a fee with Chelsea for winger Tyrique George, while Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney is expected to complete a medical to finalise his move.
How long is Frank Lampard’s new Coventry contract?
Frank Lampard has signed a new contract at Coventry City until 2029, ahead of the club’s first Premier League season in 25 years.
Why were Juventus and Fiorentina fined by UEFA?
UEFA’s financial control body imposed fines on both Serie A clubs after detecting irregularities in their finances.
Which Chelsea targets are in the latest transfer gossip?
Chelsea are reported to want Bournemouth striker Eli Junior Kroupi, while PSG have set a price for Bradley Barcola and midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi is attracting interest.