British media exclusive: Liverpool considers signing Gonzalo Ramos, Paris is willing to sell at nearly 65 million euros

According to British media Anfieldwatch, Liverpool intends to introduce Gonzalo Ramos, and Paris is willing to sell it for nearly 65 million euros. Although 23-year-old Gonzalo Ramos is not the first choice on Liverpool's signing list, Liverpool is still seriously considering introducing him. Due to his limited playing time in Paris, Gonzalo Ramos is considered a cost-effective player. He only played 1,066 minutes in Ligue 1 this season and started 10 times, so he may seek to leave the team this summer, and Paris also hopes to introduce a striker who is more in line with the team's tactics.

Gonzalo Ramos originally joined Paris for a fixed transfer fee of 65 million euros. Now it is generally believed that Paris is willing to sell him for a similar price.

Although this price seems to be high for a marginal player, if you are looking for today's transfer market, you will find that this number is actually cost-effective. For example, Frankfurt's valuation of Ekitic for 100 million, Newcastle's valuation of Isaac is close to 180 million, Leipzig's valuation of 80 million, and Atletico Madrid striker Alvarez's transfer fee may exceed 120 million.

Despite limited opportunities to play, Ramos still scored 10 goals and 3 assists in Ligue 1 this season. What is even more impressive is that Ramos only had 4 shots from outside the penalty area in the entire 2024/25 season of Ligue 1, which shows that Ramos made many high-quality shots and had the potential of a penalty area killer. If Liverpool decides to use this type of striker as the tactical core next season, with fire support from people like Wirtz and Salah, Ramos could be a major candidate.

In fact, as early as the summer of 2022, then Liverpool sports director Ward favored Ramos very much, but Klopp fell in love with Nunez at that time. Football Director Marquez, who joined Liverpool last year, also knows Ramos very well, not only as a player, but also as a person's personality.

coupled with Ward's extensive connections in Portugal, it can be imagined that Liverpool's understanding of Ramos has been quite in-depth.