Liverpool full-back Calvin Ramsay has vowed to show Arne Slot he is more than capable of carving out a career at Anfield and proving Jurgen Klopp was right to sign him after formally completing the paperwork on his transfer away from the club.
The Reds paid Scottish Premiership club Aberdeen an initial fee of £4.2m, rising to £5m for Ramsey in June 2022, beating out Leeds United to his signing. He is considered the ideal replacement and potential heir to Trent Alexander-Arnold in a move that would have allowed the Liverpool star to play in a more advanced role, and unfortunately it did not work out for the young Scot at Anfield.
He made just two appearances in his first season at Anfield, a campaign that ended due to knee surgery in February 2023. He has since left the club on loan, first with Preston,
although injuries again hampered his progress and he did not make his North End debut in November, and when they ended his spell after just two games he made another move for Lancashire this time against Bolton, Even though they reached the final. At the end of the League One qualifiers, Ramsey was limited to just four matches. Don’t miss the goal of Terzino Liverpool: All RB and LB connected when red is about to reinforce the defense.
With the emergence of only eight floors with his name in two seasons since he joined Red Devils, it was not surprising that Liverpool once allowed RAMSAY to leave, with the right young contract with the last Lancs team this time by joining the first league Wigan throughout the 2024// 25.
During his time, Liverpool can still sign a contract with a deputy and a player who was more difficult for the first team. Calvin Ramsey decided to make it clear that Arni’s opening was wrong
In Frato Reds from an appointment as a manager. Having been persuaded by Latics boss Shaun Maloney to make a temporary move, Ramsey is keen to make up for lost time and prove to Slott that he deserves a long-term future on Merseyside.
Suggesting he wants to prove Slott wrong by showing him the door, Ramsey is focusing on the positives of the move and proving his worth to Latics boss Shaun Maloney, who is Scotland.
“I’m really excited for the season to start,” he told Latics TV. “When I was driving to the training ground, I was really excited. I don’t know what it is, I’m just dying to go and show people what I can do and maybe prove some people wrong. Maybe by saying something or doubting me.
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Ramsey insists a hunger burns within him after seeing his playing years on Merseyside plagued by injury, and he is determined to complete a good season and prove why Liverpool first spent the money they did to sign him from Scotland. Ramsey continued: “It’s been almost a year now, I was at Preston and when I got injured I always went to the games, watched the players play, they did well and you remember that.