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FC Barcelona target young Benfica star, the new Darwin Nuñez?

PSG and FC Barcelona are following in the footsteps of Darwin Nunez's successor in Benfica.

By Wilian Estrella

PSG and FC Barcelona are following in the footsteps of Darwin Nunez's successor in Benfica.
PSG and FC Barcelona are following in the footsteps of Darwin Nunez's successor in Benfica.
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After the successful sales of Joao Felix and Darwin Nunez, Benfica could be very close to closing a third big exit. FC Barcelona has set its sights on one of its great promises and will try to close his signing by all means. However, the blaugrana club will not be alone in the bidding because, the player is also on PSG's list.

At 21 years of age, Gonçalo Ramos has already proven to have enough qualities to become Darwin Núñez's replacement at Benfica. Last season, the young striker already scored 8 goals in all competitions and the current campaign could not have started in a better way. Gonçalo Ramos has just scored three goals against Midtjylland in the Champions League qualifiers.

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That is why several big clubs are after the young striker. For now, FC Barcelona and PSG are leading the race for the services of the Benfica youth player.

The Portuguese club are excited about their attacking prospect, barring a surprise and a huge drop in level, Gonçalo Ramos is destined to become the successor to Darwin Núñez and, like his predecessor and Joao Félix, he could leave a huge sum for the club's coffers.

Barça look elsewhere after missing out on Chukwuemeka

FC Barcelona tried to close the signing of Carney Chukwuemeka, one of the great promises of English soccer. However, the player ended up signing for Chelsea. Therefore, the Catalan club cannot afford to let another young promise escape their grasp and will try to close the arrival of Gonçalo Ramos by all means.

 

 


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