Liverpool, nicknamed "The Reds," are reportedly set to loan a championship-winning striker to bolster their goal-scoring efforts for the rest of the season.
Caught Offside, a renowned football media outlet, reported that Liverpool, a Premier League giant, is considering loaning Gonzalo Ramos, the Portuguese international striker from Paris Saint-Germain, to Anfield this January.
Liverpool's winter transfer plans took an unexpected turn after key forward Alexander Isak suffered an injury against Tottenham Hotspur, sidelining him indefinitely. Consequently, manager Jürgen Klopp is now leaning towards a loan deal for a player until the season's end rather than a permanent transfer.
Recent reports indicate Liverpool are weighing the possibility of loaning Gonzalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain for six months. The club views Ramos as the right short-term solution, as he can bring intensity in pressing and sharp instincts inside the penalty area during Isak’s recovery period.
Ramos is adept at exploiting spaces between defenders and excels at quick finishes inside the box, fitting well with Liverpool’s fast-paced attacking tactics that rely on rapid decision-making and execution.
Notably, Ramos offers a balance of quality and availability. He has extensive high-level European football experience, having won Ligue 1 twice with PSG, as well as the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup once each, and the 2024-25 UEFA Nations League with Portugal.
Last season, Ramos scored 19 goals and provided 6 assists across all competitions. This season, he has already netted 9 goals and delivered 1 assist in 23 appearances.