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Watch: Goncalo Ramos scores for Portugal after lovely give-and-go move

There is yet more good news for AC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim from international action, as Goncalo Ramos scored for Portugal.

Not long after Alphadjo Cisse netted a last-minute winner for Italy U21s against Armenia, Ramos bagged Portugal’s second of the night to give them the lead back against Denmark, after he assisted the opener too.


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It was a gorgeous goal, too. Having had the ball played into his feet with his back to goal, Ramos provided a neat flick over his shoulder and then ran in behind, collecting Bruno Fernandes’ through ball and slotting in.

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  1. Since Ronaldo is away, Portugal finally starting to play to its potential.

    Efin ret-ard he still thinks he is 26and the whole team needs to bow to him and play for him. This is what a good manager does, takes him head on and shows results so now he can watch his team mates in tv

    Ramos is the biggest winner here, in my opinion loooong overdue

      1. We’re currently 3rd in most goals scored in Serie A. When he’s not scoring he’s assisting and participating in goals scoring actions.

        1. They’ve played 5 games. That isn’t the flex you thought it was. We got the 4th best defense in the league, along with 2 other teams. Estupinian must be doing a great job.
          Also, for 75 mil + God knows how much more in bonuses, Ramos needs to score goals, for Milan.

          1. Lmao, in what context you felt this was a flex? Exactly it’s been 5 games for him in a new league, new system, new environment, new teammates. Calm your tits lad. It didn’t strike you that maybe now, when he’s starting and scoring for Portugal he’d be more confident and that could really help his career in Milan take off?

    1. International football and club football are two different things. When he come back he’ll have to deal with his club football reality

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