Paris Saint-Germain's striker Gonçalo Ramos will be sidelined for approximately three months due to a severe ligament sprain in his left ankle, which he sustained during the season opener against Le Havre, a match PSG won 4-1. The 23-year-old is set to undergo surgery in the coming days, marking a significant setback for the club as they adapt to life without former star Kylian Mbappé, who transferred to Real Madrid. Ramos, who was signed for €90 million from Benfica last summer, was expected to play a crucial role in PSG's offense this season. His absence could impact the club's transfer strategies, with alternatives under consideration. Despite this injury, PSG managed to secure the victory with late goals from other players, including Randal Kolo Muani, who replaced Ramos. Head coach Luis Enrique expressed concern over the severity of Ramos's injury, indicating it could affect the team's dynamics moving forward.