Pat Nevin has tipped Liverpool to turn Calvin Ramsay into a star like they did with Mohamed Salah but has questioned whether the transfer has came too early in his career.
Ramsay completed his move from Scotland to Merseyside on Sunday in a move worth an initial £4million and a further £2.5m in add ons. Despite making 39 appearances for The Dons and registering nine assists, it is expected that the 18-year-old backs up Alexander-Arnold this season.
Nevin, a former Scotland winger, admits that the Reds under Jurgen Klopp have an excellent track record of developing youngsters and players in their mid-20s into world-class players, using Salah's growth from a failed Chelsea winger to one of the best player's in world football. But did wonder whether Ramsay not being a 'stick on' at Liverpool means he may have been better served staying in the Scottish Premiership for a few more years to develop and play 'week after week.'
