It’s been a long time coming — over 1,000 days, to be exact. But Liverpool fans might soon see a familiar face back on the pitch as Calvin Ramsay edges closer to a long-overdue return in the Carabao Cup clash against Crystal Palace this Wednesday.
🔙 The Long Road Back
With Jeremie Frimpong nursing an injury and Conor Bradley being carefully managed, Arne Slot could be forced to reshuffle his defensive pack. And that might just open the door for Ramsay — the young right-back whose Liverpool journey has been plagued by setbacks since joining from Aberdeen in 2022.
Now donning the No.47 shirt after his previous number went to Hugo Ekitike, the 22-year-old has endured a string of frustrating loan spells at Preston, Bolton, Wigan, and Kilmarnock, each cut short by injuries or limited game time.
💪 A Glimpse of the Old Spark
But there’s hope once again. Ramsay recently found the net in a 4–1 victory for Liverpool U21s over Everton in the mini-Merseyside derby — a performance that reminded everyone why he was once regarded as one of Scotland’s brightest defensive talents.
According to Liverpoolfc.com, Ramsay’s goal helped his side reclaim the lead before Keyrol Figueroa’s brace sealed the win — a showing that couldn’t have come at a better time, especially with Liverpool’s backline leaking goals in recent matches.
🚀 A Shot at Redemption
Ramsay’s early days at Anfield showed real promise — from a confident Carabao Cup debut against Derby to a Champions League cameo versus Napoli. A return to senior action now would be more than just another appearance; it would symbolize resilience, patience, and a hunger to prove himself all over again.
For Arne Slot, this midweek tie may be about rotation. But for Calvin Ramsay, it could be the moment that reignites his Liverpool dream. ❤️🔥
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