By: Oliver Fisher Goncalo Ramos has racked up three goals in his last three games for Portugal, and now Ruben Amorim must get him firing or AC Milan. La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) ask the question: why does Ramos…

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim is working to solve striker Gonçalo Ramos's goal drought by adjusting tactical setups and improving service. Despite regular scoring form for Portugal, Ramos has managed only one goal for Milan since his late August strike against Venezia. The report indicates Amorim aims to utilize rapid channel passing and position attacking midfielders closer to the striker to replicate his international productivity.
Christian Pulisic and Diego Moreira are identified as pivotal partners who can offer dynamism, tight-space combinations, and crosses to unlock Ramos. Amorim acknowledged the pressure facing the former PSG forward but praised his training habits. Ramos has recently struggled for attempts on goal, failing to record a shot on target in his last four matches, yet Milan maintains Serie A's third-best attack.
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