Liverpool confident of landing Scottish teenager Calvin Ramsay as they prepare £4m bid, with Aberdeen full-back keen on Anfield move
- Liverpool are still keen on signing Aberdeen’s Scottish youngster Calvin Ramsay
- The 18-year-old right-back is interested in a move to the Premier League side
- Jurgen Klopp’s Reds expect a fee of £4million to be enough for Aberdeen to sell
- Klopp will be hoping Ramsay has a similar effect to compatriot Andy Robertson
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Liverpool are confident of signing of Aberdeen’s teenage defender Calvin Ramsay
Liverpool do not expect any issues as they look to wrap up the signing of Aberdeen teenager Calvin Ramsay.
The Scottish starlet has enjoyed a breakthrough season, playing 33 times in all competitions this season.
And the Reds are confident of securing the right-back’s signature for a cut-price £4million fee ahead of a potential summer move to Anfield.
Ramsay is keen on making the move and there could be further movement on a deal before the end of the week.
The 18-year-old won the Scottish Football Writers Association’s Young Player of the Year in April.
Ramsay has also been capped three times by his country’s Under-21 side.
It is believed Ramsay would act as a back-up to first-team star Trent Alexander-Arnold, with the club clearly hoping his impact can mirror compatriot Andy Robertson, who has impressed hugely at left back after signing from Hull.
However, the signing would also call into question the future of fellow full-back Neco Williams, 21, who spent the end of last season on loan at promoted Fulham.
Jurgen Klopp’s Reds expect a £4m fee will be enough – a deal could be completed next week
The right-back, 18, won the Scottish Football Writers Association’s Young Player of the Year
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