Brad Potts has filled in admirably at right wing-back for Preston in the Championship during Ramsay’s absence.
North End, who have a good history with Liverpool, are undefeated in their first five games and have won four straight.
That happened in November, and his first season at Anfield was cut short by surgery needed in February due to a significant knee injury.
Ramsay only appeared eight times for the first team and U21s last season after moving from Aberdeen with undetected back problems, therefore it was decided to loan him away for 2023–24.
On the other hand,He then sustained an injury at Preston prior to the start of the season, and manager Ryan Lowe said last month that he could miss “six to eight weeks” as a result.
When the rumors of an early return to Liverpool first surfaced, Lowe said it was “nothing major,” but he has since stated Ramsay is expected to take a longer break.
He is still absent and probably won’t return for a few days.
He is currently completing his recovery there while returning to Liverpool. He’ll return to us once he’s healthy and prepared.
Ramsay may have hoped that, given his initial recuperation period, he would be close to returning to training within the following two weeks. This is another setback for him.
In contrast, it seems unlikely that the 20-year-old will play for Preston until at least November, which would be one year since his last senior match.
It is not unusual for loanees with long-term injuries to return to the AXA Training Center for rehabilitation because they normally complete their recovery work in Merseyside.
Brad Potts has filled in admirably at right wing-back for Preston in the Championship during Ramsay’s absence.
North End, who have a good history with Liverpool, are undefeated in their first five games and have won four straight.