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Liverpool youngster looking for redemption ahead of another loan spell

In the world of football, resilience frequently determines the route of rising talent, and Calvin Ramsay’s latest transfer odyssey is no different. After a difficult year marked by injuries and criticism during his loan spells at Preston and Bolton, the Liverpool full-back is ready to begin a season-long loan with League One club Wigan Athletic. This move not only marks a new chapter for Ramsay, but it also reflects his ambition to silence the doubters and cement his place as a promising young star.

RAMSAY’S new start at Wigan

Ramsay’s move to Wigan follows a difficult period in which he struggled to acquire consistent game time due to ongoing injury issues. Despite just making a few appearances for Preston and Bolton, Ramsay is excited about his new starting. “I’m simply excited to start the season. “I was really excited as I drove up to the training ground,” he told Latics TV. His enthusiasm is apparent as he sets out to “prove a few people wrong who have been saying a few things or doubting me.”

Partnership between Liverpool and Wigan.

The connection between Liverpool and Wigan Athletic has matured into a mutually advantageous collaboration, as seen by prior loan agreements that helped player development. Wigan’s proximity, only 22 miles away, makes it an excellent destination for Liverpool’s young players to receive vital first-team experience. Notably, Ramsay’s decision was influenced by positive input from former loanee Luke Chambers, who lauded the club’s culture and leadership.

Pre-season Preparations and Goals.

With preseason just around the bend, Ramsay is determined to make an effective return to football. “Now I’m back, fully fit, ready to get a good pre-season under me, go to Hungary for a week, some warm-weather training, come back, have a few friendlies, then the season will be right around the corner,” he said. His preparation is meticulous, indicating a willingness to make up for lost time and demonstrate his ability on the pitch.

Setting Greater Goals.

As Wigan Athletic looks to rebound from a mid-table place last season, Ramsay’s ambitions are consistent with the club’s desire to compete for league titles. “I think my two main goals would be to play as many games as I can – and play well – then also to be challenging to get into the top six or even the top two automatic promotion places,” said Ramsay. His objectives are obvious, indicating a desire to not just restore his form but also significantly contribute to Wigan’s success.

In conclusion, Calvin Ramsay’s move to Wigan Athletic might be a watershed moment in his career. With Liverpool’s backing and a strong Wigan system, Ramsay has the ideal opportunity to showcase his perseverance and potential. As the new season approaches, all eyes will be on him to see if he can translate his potential into performances that not only surprise his detractors but also propel his team to new heights.

June 11, 2024
This summer, Liverpool should sign five players and sell four, including Arne Slot’s “first wish.”

a look at the players Liverpool ought to be targeting this summer and who they ought to add to their roster.

After an emotional final season with Liverpool, Arne Slot has formally announced that he will succeed Jurgen Klopp. The Reds are about to undergo a lot of upheaval, and there is a lot of conjecture on the players that might join and leave the team during this impending new regime.

As the summer transfer window draws near, we’ve examined Liverpool’s current roster to identify four players who ought to be let go before the new campaign begins, as well as five individuals the Reds should be pushing to sign in order to boost their squad and contend for the championship once more.

1. Sepp van den Berg (Sell)

Many people predicted that Van den Berg would become a star at Liverpool, but like many other young players over the years, he has had difficulty breaking into the first squad. He is currently on his third loan stint away from Anfield, and given that Liverpool is actively looking for new centre backs, he doesn’t seem much closer to competing for a spot in the starting lineup.

2. Calvin Ramsay (sell)

Speaking of young players at Anfield, Conor Bradley has performed admirably this year, and with Trent Alexander-Arnold and him at right-back, there is hardly any space for additional competition. Calvin Ramsay will be better off pursuing a move where he will be a starting option because his chances of competing for a regular berth in this Liverpool team are very limited.

3. Caoimhin Kelleher (sell)

Liverpool would suffer if they were to sell Kelleher, although it is unlikely that they will do so given how well he has performed this season as an Alisson substitute. However, the Reds just aren’t able to give him the starting position he deserves, thus the club ought to give him the chance to be an unquestionable first choice elsewhere.

4. Nat Phillips.(sell)

When Nat Phillips filled in during Liverpool’s terrible defensive injury crisis in the 2020–21 campaign, he greatly impressed. But since then, he has dropped back down the hierarchy and been leased out three more times.

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Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal will need to spend more than £50 million on an attacking target.

Raphinha, a winger for Barcelona, has been linked to Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea for the end of the current campaign.

The three teams have been informed of the 27-year-old winger’s availability and the possibility that he would be moving at the conclusion of the season. Intermediaries have reportedly notified clubs who have expressed interest in signing the Barcelona winger in recent months, according to a TBR football report.

But in summer, the winger will set you around more than £50 million. It is unclear if Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea are willing to pay a premium for him, since Barcelona is hoping to turn a profit on him.

It goes without saying that Arsenal needs to sign a top-tier winger this summer. Raphinha’s arrival will not only provide the team more goals and creativity, but it will also allow Mikel Arteta to rest important players like Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka. They need additional depth in the wide areas.

The South American is also well-versed with the Premier League, having represented Leeds United there. Next season, he might have an immediate effect.

Raphinha might be useful to Liverpool if Mohamed Salah departs.

Given that Mohamed Salah’s time at Anfield is almost up, Liverpool may need to find a capable replacement. If Salah decides not to extend his contract with Liverpool this summer, he will become a free agent in 2025, and Liverpool may face pressure to trade him. Raphinha might work well as a substitute.

It would be intriguing to watch if Chelsea decides to make a bid for the guy in the summer. The Blues have expressed interest in signing the midfielder. Given the lacklustre play of players like Noni Madueke and Mykhailo Mudryk this season, it is hardly surprising that the Blues are keeping an eye on wingers.

It will be intriguing to see where the 27-year-old ends up because he might benefit all three clubs.

May 19, 2024
Liverpool defender tests positive for Covid-19 as Crystal Palace is about to receive a sanction

A Liverpool defender who tests positive for COVID-19 will face fines, and Crystal Palace
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After recovering from an injury, the defender has suffered yet another setback, and Crystal Palace will soon be fined for its lack of self-control.

Following Liverpool’s thrilling victory over Crystal Palace, the fallout is still ongoing. Although Jürgen Klopp’s team leads the Premier League at the moment, there was some drama at Selhurst Park. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.

Ramsay tests positive for Covid-19

After testing positive for Covid-19, the on-loan Liverpool defender Calvin Ramsay has suffered yet another setback. The Scotland international temporarily switched teams during the summer and is currently playing in the Championship with Preston North End.

Ramsay’s lone knee injury came back at the end of the previous month, so he was unable to play in Preston’s goalless draw against Norwich on Saturday. Given his recent history of injuries, his absence caused some concern, but Ryan Lowe reassured everyone that there was no reason for fear.

The Preston manager commented, “He’s got Covid,” via the ECHO, following the game. “I’m not sure what the crack is called. It’s flying about a little bit, isn’t that right?

We had to make sure we just kept him away because he wasn’t feeling good. He had no business coming with us. He is therefore not well.

Tuesday sees Preston return to action as it hosts Huddersfield Town; however, it is currently unknown if Ramsay will be able to play.

Crystal Palace set for fine from FA

After Jean-Philippe Mateta had given the home team the lead from the penalty spot, the call ignited a comeback by Liverpool. After Mohamed Salah swiftly pulled out an equaliser, Harvey Elliott’s stoppage-time goal gave the Reds the victory.

Crystal Palace will pay a punishment for their lack of discipline during their loss to Liverpool on Saturday. Jordan Ayew’s second-half booking for a second bookable offence left Roy Hodgson furious with both the VAR and referee Andy Madley.

After Jean-Philippe Mateta had given the home team the lead from the penalty spot, the call ignited a comeback by Liverpool. After Mohamed Salah swiftly pulled out an equaliser, Harvey Elliott’s stoppage-time goal gave the Reds the victory.

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Liverpool news: Jurgen Klopp eyes £25m to replace Joel Matip following Virgil van Dijk vow

Although Joel Matip’s significant injury may force Jurgen Klopp to make a move in the January transfer window, his team is closing in on Arsenal at the top of the standings.

With a vital victory over Sheffield United, Liverpool kept up the pressure on Premier League leaders Arsenal; nevertheless, the news that Joel Matip will be sidelined for the season marred the Reds’ week.

On Wednesday, Virgil van Dijk and Dominik Szoboszlai’s goals gave Jurgen Klopp’s team a well-earned victory over the relegation-fighting Blades, currently led by Chris Wilder. Unfortunately for Klopp, Matip was sidelined after suffering an ACL tear during the weekend’s victory over Fulham.

Klopp may now decide to change his intentions for the January transfer window as a result of this setback. But before anything else, his team has to go through a journey to Crystal Palace for Saturday’s early kickoff. The most recent information from Anfield is shown below.

Van Dijk pledges to Matip

Joel Matip was dealt the same ACL injury Virgil van Dijk once had, and he has pledged to assist him get past this ordeal.

After suffering an injury in October 2020, Reds captain Van Dijk was sidelined for nine months until July of the following year, during which he missed the European Championships. Matip’s contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the current campaign, so he now faces a similar layoff.

However, Van Dijk has already made contact with his teammate and pledged to support him during his recuperation. Van Dijk remarked, “It’s tough knowing what he will go through now over the next weeks and months.”

But we’re here to support him. We’ll be there for him whenever he needs us. Let’s first and foremost hope that the procedure goes well and that the road to recovery begins.

Klopp eyes replacement

Matip’s injury leaves Jurgen Klopp without much backup at the back in case Liverpool suffers another injury crisis similar to the one that plagued them before.

When Van Dijk, Matip, and Joe Gomez were all injured for extended periods of time back in January 2021, Klopp was forced to insert Ben Davies and Ozan Kabak as emergency reinforcements.

While Jarell Quansah is available for selection, things aren’t quite at that point just yet. However, Klopp has already identified a potential new addition for Liverpool in January.

The defender Maxence Lacroix of Wolfsburg has become a target for Liverpool, who might sign him for about £25 million. However, the team hopes to haggle over that amount. Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi is also a player they are keeping an eye on

December 11, 2023
Liverpool deal agreed after double-pronged defender decision, with Klopp preparing to benefit next year

According to reports in France, Liverpool has agreed to loan Billy Koumetio to US Dunkerque.

Koumetio will temporarily play in the French second division as a result of the transfer, though Liverpool did not give Dunkerque the option to purchase the defender. To put it another way, they’ve decided that while it would be best for him to grow elsewhere this season, they also don’t want to lose control of his career.

If everything goes as planned, Koumetio will return to Liverpool the following year with more experience under his belt, hoping to leave a bigger impression on Jurgen Klopp.

If Liverpool don’t work out a contract extension before sending him off, he will have one year left on his contract when his loan in Dunkirk comes to an end.

Koumetio spent a portion of last season on loan at Austria Vienna, but he was called back after only six months due to a dearth of regular playing time.

He will now advance with Dunkerque, a new team in Ligue 2, after they were promoted from France’s third tier last season. He is still only 20 years old.

After passing through the youth ranks of Lyon and US Orleans, they will be giving him his first opportunity to play for a club in his country of birth at the senior level.

Koumetio has previously appeared twice for the Liverpool first team, but neither of those appearances came during the 2017–18 campaign.

He is currently on track to join the list of recent young prospects to leave them on loan this summer, joining the likes of Calvin Ramsay, Fabio Carvalho, Rhys Williams, Aberdeen, and Sepp van den Berg.

Gomez is a subject of interest for Liverpool as well.
Virgil van Dijk, Joel Matip, Ibrahima Konate, and Joe Gomez are the senior center backs still available to Klopp, though the latter is also being linked with a transfer.

Following their acquisition of Fabinho from Liverpool and pursuit of Mohamed Salah this summer, Al-Ittihad appears to be interested in Gomez.

The Times has updated their report, stating that West Ham may be eager to provide the England international with an alternative Premier League platform as he seeks to regain his place in Gareth Southgate’s squad. But his Liverpool contract is still set to expire in 2027.

Additionally, what transpires with Liverpool’s Nat Phillips before the transfer window closes remains to be seen. Leeds United and Stuttgart, who had him on loan in Germany previously, have both been mentioned in relation to him.

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Liverpool chese to sign £52m Premier League player currently in limbo

Liverpool’s search for Chieck Doucoure has reportedly stalled, with the Reds currently in talks with Crystal Palace for the midfielder.

According to RMC Sport, the negotiations between the two clubs have not materialized and Palace would like at least 60 million euros for Doucoure this summer.

Liverpool are desperate for a fourth and bottom midfielder, having spent a lot of money on the position these days. Doucoure emerged as a viable option for the Reds going into the final week of the transfer window.

However, this update seems to indicate that Liverpool are struggling to reach an agreement with Palace over Doucoure, with talks having stalled.

With the session closing on Friday, time is at a premium for Liverpool, and the Reds cannot afford to waste any of it on reaching the deadline, set for later this week. Doucoure would indeed be a huge asset to Liverpool given what they need in midfield, and a breakthrough with Palace is needed quickly if they are to secure the 23-year-old’s signature.

Liverpool must do everything they can to sign Doucoure

Time is running out for Liverpool to sign this window permanently and Doucouré could be an ideal signing for the Reds given what they need in the squad.

The Malian international has Premier League experience and has shown he can do his job against the best of the best in Europe, and Doucoure’s age is also a huge selling point.

And for Liverpool, the sooner there is a breakthrough with Palace the better, as the Reds are in no position to waste time given what has already happened this summer.

August 29, 2023
Liverpool agree to a £27.4 million cost for a speedy signing, according to the report

German media reports confirm that Bayern want to sell Benjamin Pavard and the asking price has been set.

According to Bild (news image below), the France international informed Bayern before the final matchday that he wanted to leave this summer.

The reputable outlet claim that Liverpool are among clubs interested in signing the Blues defender, whose current contract with Allianz expires next year.

The news source ‘knows’ that Bayern are set to sell the 27-year-old for a €32m (£27.4m) transfer fee.

So the Merseysiders and other suitors will have to pay the price to secure the signature.

Another German source, the Abendzeitung München, revealed today that the Bundesliga champions are ready to ‘quickly’ sack Pavard during the summer transfer window.

AZ report a slightly different valuation of €30m and also claim that Liverpool are one of the possible destinations for the World Cup star (2018).

In the 2021/22 season, Jurgen Klopp’s men conceded just 26 Premier League goals. However, they conceded 47 goals last season.

The former Borussia Dortmund coach needs to significantly strengthen the defense by deploying a central defender and a right-back.

Our centre-backs have been inconsistent and the Reds are in desperate need of someone to fill the RB role for Trent who was at defensive average last season. We recently loaned Calvin Ramsay to Preston.

Benjamin Pavard has demonstrated his qualities both as a central defender and as a right-back.

He is a decorated star in his peak years with a very low price tag of £27.4m given today’s bloated market.

Therefore, Liverpool must accept the £27.4m asking price to quickly secure his signature this summer. What do you think?

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Liverpool considering a summer move for versatile 17-goal striker

Liverpool have been linked with a transfer of Japanese attacking midfielder Keito Nakamura.

According to a report from the Daily Mail, Liverpool will have to compete for their signature with Premier League rivals Aston Villa.

The Japan international was in fine form last season, scoring 17 goals for LASK in all competitions in Austria.
The Reds need to add more goals and creativity to their midfield and Nakamura would be a great acquisition.

The 22-year-old can play as both a central attacking midfielder and a winger. His versatility will be an added bonus for Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp.

The striker is said to have a contract with LASK until the summer of 2025 and it remains to be seen whether Liverpool can agree a reasonable transfer fee for him.

The Japan international is expected to leave the Austrian club this summer and the possibility of a move to the Premier League would be an attractive option for him.

It would be a big step in his career and Liverpool could give him the platform to show his skills at a higher level.

It was a disappointing season for Liverpool and they failed to qualify for the Champions League. They need to improve their roster to get back into the top four and fight for big trophies again.

Signing someone like Nakamura would definitely help them improve in the final third.
It remains to be seen whether Liverpool can fend off competition from clubs like Aston Villa and sign the Japanese striker in the coming weeks.

June 16, 2023
Liverpool are considering the £4m defender’s departure as interest on a loan bid confirmed

Championship side Preston North End are looking to take on Liverpool teenager Calvin Ramsay on loan next season

Championship side Preston North End are hoping to take Liverpool right-back Calvin Ramsay on loan next season.

Ramsay endured an injury-ridden debut season after joining Scottish Premiership side Aberdeen in an initial £4m deal last summer.

The 19-year-old was sidelined for several months with a serious back injury revealed during a medical before making his first-team debut as a substitute in a late Champions League group stage win against Napoli in November.

He made his first start – and only other appearance to date – for Jürgen Klopp’s side in a League Cup fourth round win against Derby County the following week, but has not played at any level since January after his season was ended prematurely by surgery for a knee problem.

Ramsay continues to recover from surgery and last month was seen working outdoors at the AXA Training Center in Kirkby while the rest of the squad had a full training session.

Liverpool are aware that the defender will need regular playing time to regain his fitness, having played just 384 competitive minutes across various age groups over the past 12 months.

And while no decision has yet been made on whether that is best achieved playing for the Under-21s or at a higher level, Preston – who are managed by former Liverpool youngster Ryan Lowe – hopes to persuade the Reds that Ramsay his development can continue next season temporarily at Deepdale.

Liverpool’s right-back opportunities will be boosted in pre-season with the return of Conor Bradley after enjoying great success on loan at Bolton Wanderers and helping Trotters lift the Papa John’s Trophy.

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The Liverpool defender is set to wrap up a La Liga comeback as the reality of the transfer is clear

Anderson Arroyo is hoping to help Alaves return to La Liga in his sixth loan spell away from Liverpool

It’s been two weeks since Liverpool’s season ended with an entertaining 4-4 draw at relegated Southampton.
But for a player still on the Reds’ books, the domestic campaign is only now reaching a tipping point.

Anderson Arroyo, who signed for Liverpool in February 2018, is hoping to play for Alaves in the first leg of their play-off against Levante for promotion to La Liga on Sunday night.

In terms of playing time, it’s been a frustrating season for the 23-year-old Colombian defender, who has started just two league games since the start of November, but played the last 18 minutes of a 2-0 win against Eibar. in the second leg three days ago.

It’s his sixth move of a Reds roaming career, having first appeared on their radar after playing alongside compatriot Luis Diaz for Colombia at the 2017 South American U20 Championship.

Arroyo signed a new contract with Liverpool last season to extend his commitment until 2025 but is yet to secure a work permit to play for the Reds and as such has not even played for any of the academy sides despite having only 18 years old. . at the first signature.

He was shipped to Mallorca soon after signing five years ago and spent the rest of the season for their B team.

He continued his development the following season at Ghent in Belgium alongside Taiwo Awoniyi – now at Nottingham Forest – but he didn’t play for the senior team, so he spent the 2019/20 season with Bulgarian Mlada Boleslav, making just two first-team appearances.

He was shipped to Mallorca soon after signing five years ago and spent the rest of the season for their B team.

He continued his development the following season at Ghent in Belgium alongside Taiwo Awoniyi – now at Nottingham Forest – but he didn’t play for the senior team, so he spent the 2019/20 season with Bulgarian Mlada Boleslav, making just two first-team appearances.

Finally, in the 2020/21 season, Arroyo was a regular feature in Salamanca’s starting XI in the third tier of Spanish football and played almost all of last season in Liga B as a centre-back at Mirandes.

Arroyo will now be hoping to help his current side – who were beaten 5-4 by Liverpool in the 2001 UEFA Cup final – to an immediate return to La Liga after last season’s relegation, with the second leg taking place next Saturday.

Still, it’s very likely the defender – a figure forgotten by Liverpool fans – will never wear a shirt for the Reds.

June 12, 2023
Liverpool approached to sign for 2022 only to leave after Klopp finds replacement

Liverpool are considering dropping Calvin Ramsay this summer after interest in him emerged from the league, reportedly.

Ramsay joined Liverpool last year in a £4.2m transfer from Aberdeen. However, due to some injury concerns, he is yet to make his Premier League debut. The full-back will now examine what he needs to do to get his development back on track.

Liverpool have Ramsay under contract until 2027. But now there are indications he could spend next season on loan.

In fact, the Liverpool Echo have revealed that Preston North End are looking to sign Ramsay on a season-long loan in the Championship.

Preston boss Ryan Lowe was born in Liverpool and now hopes he can bring the Reds on board for Ramsay next season. In return, he could follow in the footsteps of Sepp van den Berg, on loan from Liverpool to Preston between February 2021 and June 2022.

According to the report, Liverpool are yet to decide whether Ramsay will be loaned out or not. The club know they must ensure Ramsay has more playing time next season. He may still be within his under-21 lineup or in a new temporary home.

If the latter option is preferred, Preston – who finished 12th in the league this season – will be hoping to take advantage of it.
Liverpool find new cover for Alexander-Arnold

And in turn, Liverpool already have an idea of how to fill the gap at right-back. It is clear that Trent Alexander-Arnold remains their main option there, even in the new hybrid midfield role he is adapting to. But they will still need further coverage, especially after allowing James Milner to leave for free.

According to the Echo, Liverpool’s solution could once again come from their academy. Conor Bradley returns to Liverpool in pre-season following a productive loan spell at Bolton Wanderers.

Bradley himself is only 19, just like Ramsay. However, he might have the chance to show Jurgen Klopp what he can contribute. Bolton gave Bradley 53 appearances in the 2022-23 season including winning the EFL Trophy. Before that, he earned his first five senior caps for Liverpool.

The amount of playing time he gets in League One shows the benefits a spell in the EFL can have for player development. Therefore, Ramsay may be considering moving to the second tier with Preston.

Only time will tell if that will be his only option this summer and whether or not Liverpool will give the green light to the temporary transfer.

Considering that Arthur Melo has disappeared without a trace and Fabio Carvalho also wants to leave, the fact that a third player added by Liverpool last summer may also leave – albeit temporarily – does not reflect any image of the transfer job of Last year. The summer at Anfield reflected the best lights.

But Ramsay might be able to salvage something by learning his trade better in the English Second Division game. Now it’s up to Liverpool to decide what to do with him.

June 11, 2023
Liverpool has already signed the ideal replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who can contribute next season.

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s new role should make it clearer who Liverpool’s ideal backup is. Liverpool acquired a player last year who will undoubtedly become a star shortly.

Liverpool’s comeback over the last several months of the season has primarily been attributed to Jürgen Klopp’s smart move to move Trent Alexander-Arnold into a more central midfield role in order to establish dominance in the middle.

With his keen sense of the game and inventive passing, Alexander-Arnold has excelled in that position, highlighting his strengths both on and off the ball and allowing him to cut through defenders like a hot knife through butter.

In addition, he has consistently recorded the most passes completed per game for Liverpool, forcing the opposition to chase after red shirts and their shadows.

But Liverpool has other candidates that are equally qualified for this position as Alexander-Arnold. Should Alexander-Arnold require a break or sustain an injury, Klopp already has the perfect backup ready to go in Calvin Ramsay.

The Scotsman’s debut season with the Reds hasn’t quite allowed him to show off his skills. Even before there were speculations tying him to a move to Anfield, Liverpool.com noted his suitability for the club due to his uncanny resemblance to Alexander-Arnold’s playing style when at Aberdeen.

Ramsay has displayed glimmers of his ability while wearing a red shirt for Liverpool. In his first game for the club’s U21 team, he scored, and on his third start, he added another. At the academy level, he scored two goals overall in just five games.

However, his lone League Cup debut for Liverpool’s first team against Derby County may have been the best example of his skill.

Ramsay played the full-back position that evening with a level of excellence that would have made Alexander-Arnold proud. Additionally, he did so in a more prominent way and in the same manner as Alexander-Arnold at the moment.

In that game against Derby, Ramsay completed two of his three dribbles, won two of his three defensive duels, and completed 107 passes out of 114 attempts, including 19 passes towards the final third and six into the penalty area.

Only once this season, when he was playing in a more central midfield position against Leeds United, has Alexander-Arnold been able to complete more passes than Ramsay. The Reds’ 6-1 victory also applies to passes into the final third, as Alexander-Arnold completed 20 of them.

Alexander-Arnold has averaged between 10 and 20 passes into the final third of the field per game since assuming his new position. Ramsay’s ability to put up these figures while playing a more ‘traditional’ full-back is impressive.

Despite the fact that it is only a tiny sample against Championship-caliber competition, Ramsay’s future at Liverpool appears bright if Klopp decides to keep Alexander-Arnold in his new position.

If Ramsay can avoid his injury issues, there is no reason why he wouldn’t be able to pick up the Alexander-Arnold role and make it his own. Ramsay hasn’t had a great season with injuries, which has made him nearly forgotten around Anfield circles.

He is equipped to play there with equal effectiveness, and over time, he will integrate in well with Klopp’s team.

May 29, 2023