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A standout campaign in Liga F Ramos arrives on Merseyside on the back of arguably the finest season of her career. Beyond her goal contributions, Ramos delivered numbers that underline her quality as a complete, box-to-box midfielder: 6 big chances created 1.9 key passes per match 2.8 tackles won per 90 minutes Described by Spanish football commentators as “one of the best in Liga F last season” and “a key piece” for Tenerife, her international pedigree includes representing Spain at Under-17 and Under-19 levels.
The first look ?? pic.twitter.com/ybWSkGcUfa — Liverpool FC Women (@LiverpoolFCW) August 6, 2026 Speaking after completing her move to the AXA Melwood Training Centre, Ramos made no secret of her delight: “I’m really, really happy. Watch or read Natalia Ramos' first interview as a Red: — Liverpool FC Women (@LiverpoolFCW) August 6, 2026 Gareth Taylor’s Summer Overhaul After a challenging campaign that saw Liverpool finish second-bottom in the Women’s Super League, Gareth Taylor and the club’s recruitment team have moved swiftly to overhaul the squad.
Ramos will quickly link up with her new teammates as pre-season preparations step up. Ramos will be hoping to make her competitive debut when Liverpool start their 2026/27 WSL campaign away against Charlton Athletic at The Valley on Sunday, September 6.
