Calvin Ramsey could return to Liverpool sooner than expected after Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe said it was “likely” the defender would be out of action.
Ramsey has endured a disappointing season since agreeing to spend the season on loan at the Championship side.
The 20-year-old, who joined Liverpool from Aberdeen 18 months ago, made two appearances before making his United debut due to knee surgery, but a further knee injury has kept out for more than two months earlier this season.
Ramsey made just two appearances at the end of November as he regained fitness before the Covid-19 layoff and has not been selected for any matches in the last four days since. And Preston boss Rowe has revealed he is in talks with the Scot over his future. , discussed a possible return to Liverpool.”There’s an opportunity in everything,” Lowe said. “You can see how much he doesn’t play. He wanted to come here to play and work. That’s why I signed it.
Injuries brought him back, then he played, then Covid brought him back. He is currently out of the squad, but everyone has a chance. We will do our best for ourselves and our players. “Calvin, like most players, has an opportunity to get back into the team every day.
I spoke to him briefly recently and he was disappointed not to be in the team and not out of the team because he thinks he can.” team. The problem is we have a guy like Brad Potts, who has been one of our standout performers since I’ve been here.” Lowe added: “We have the coverage to fill that gap as well.
Whether it’s Alan Brown or Ali McCann – right backs. And if you are a right back, the defender can go to the left, so you have to choose a team and a formation that will help you in the game. When you need to make a change in the game, off the bench. It’s a bit unfortunate.
