Calvin Ramsay admits he's had a week to remember after earning a Scotland call-up and making his Liverpool debut as he hopes to put behind a challenging start to life at the English Premier League giants.
Ramsay made the £6.5million move from Aberdeen to the Anfield in the summer but spent the first three months on the treatment table because of a back injury before being named in the senior matchday squad for the first time in a Champions League clash with Rangers on October 4. He didn't get on that night but his hard work since then hasn't gone unnoticed with the 19-year-old making his Liverpool debut as a substitute against Napoli on last Tuesday.
The plaudits were out for Ramsay's cameo performance as pundits and fans waxed lyrical about the right back which earned him a starting place in Jurgen Klopp's side for the EFL Cup meeting of Derby County on Wednesday - and on the same day he was awarded with a first inclusion in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad for the upcoming friendly against Turkey.
