Liverpool eye roll to sign PSG star Goncalo Ramos

Liverpool are reportedly planning to make a move to sign Paris Saint-Germain striker Goncalo Ramos Caught offside.

After being impressed by the 24-year-old’s performances at SL Benfica, Les Parisiens decided to buy him. They initially signed him on a loan deal a few years ago, before making the move permanent last year.

However, the Portuguese has found it difficult to flourish in his career at Parc des Princes, where he played as a rotation option under Luis Enrique. Nevertheless, he has enjoyed great success in recent years, winning two league titles, a Champions League trophy and several other major cup competitions.

Now, Caught offside claim Liverpool are planning to make a short-term loan for a striker in January following Alexander Isak’s serious injury against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend.

The Reds have identified Ivan Toney and Dusan Vlahovic as potential targets, but it would be difficult to sign either of them on loan as the Serb’s existing contract with Juventus expires at the end of this season.

Arne Slot’s team has therefore identified Ramos as a serious option. They see that the PSG star could fit seamlessly into the Dutchman’s system; therefore, they could formulate a concrete approach in the coming weeks.

However, Liverpool are also interested in Real Madrid’s Rodrygo Goes and PSG’s Bradley Barcola to strengthen their front line.

Ramos to Liverpool

Ramos, valued at around £30 million Transfer markethas three years left on his current contract. So it remains to be seen whether Enrique will let the player leave if Liverpool makes a concrete approach.

Amid Isak’s absence, Hugo Ekitike is the only available striker option Slot currently has at his disposal. In addition, Mohamed Salah is unavailable as he was on international duty, while Cody Gakpo has been out injured in recent weeks.

Therefore, Liverpool was very lacking in attack, and strengthening this position would be the right decision next month.

Ramos is a talented player and still very young. He is fast, good in the air, has poacher’s instincts in the box and also works hard without the ball. So he could be a smart signing for Liverpool if they choose to buy him.