This is an application for an MMIC or, perhaps, two in cascade.
There are myriad schematics on-line, eg;
https://www.minicircuits.com/appdoc/AN60-010.htmlThey appear simple but some care is required to avoid instability with such high gain.
I built several such amplifiers in the early days of MMICs; I now buy kits or ready-made devices.
It's almost impossible to make a PCB yourself; performance depends on myriad vias that connect the upper and lower ground planes. There are substitutes (I have used wires, brass tubes and copper rivets) but plated-through vias are far better.
I built this pair from kits supplied by MiniKits in VK;

The PCB is designed to take two MMICs (I used GALI-39s) but Mark at MiniKits said that no-one had been brave-enough to use two!
It took some shielding to stabilise the +40dB of gain;

I also wanted about 20dB of low-noise gain so I bought two ready-built amplifiers from ebay;

I modified them with better blocking capacitors and suitable bias resistors for 12v operation;

and added a panel and a cover for the DC connection;


This might give you some ideas.
Note that these amplifiers are used on the test bench; the gain is very high and I would be reluctant to connect either to an antenna & a receiver.