O'Rourke drops verdict on Calvin Ramsay potentially joining Rangers
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Credit: IMAGO Mon 10 November 2025 14:51, UK Rangers are not in the market for a new right-back despite the exciting possibility of bringing in Liverpool’s Calvin Ramsay.Scotland international Ramsay joined Liverpool from Aberdeen back in July 2022 and he could be heading back to his home country once again.The 22-year-old did briefly go back to Scotland on a short-term loan with Kilmarnock in January and the prospect of joining Rangers could now be on the cards.Ramsay recently shone for Liverpool in their EFL Cup defeat to Crystal Palace on 29 October which has put him on the Gers’ radar. Credit: Getty ImagesRangers in no rush to sign right-back as Ramsay set to stay at LiverpoolAs I revealed on the latest edition of Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, it looks unlikely that Danny Rohl will go for Ramsay given other pressing matters in the January transfer window.Sources told Football Insider that Rangers will likely prioritise an attacker and a left-back in the upcoming transfer window as they look to repair the poor start to the season.Speaking on the Inside Track podcast, I explained: “I don’t think it would be priority for Rangers.
Still quite well stocked at right-back. Credit: IMAGO MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES “They’ve got James Tavernier, the captain there, and Max Aarons, who they brought in in the summer as well who can both play at right back.
“So I don’t think that would be a necessity for them to bring in a new right-back. “I’m sure Danny Rohl is assessing the squad right now to see what positions he feels he might be able to strengthen in January.”Youssef Chermiti to be indebted to Danny Rohl as he is given second chance at the IbroxJanuary could see a mass exodus of underwhelming stars for the Tedd Bears after Russell Martin‘s diabolical short tenure.Credit: IMAGOSources told Football Insider that Youssef Chermiti will be given time to improve at Rangers after a difficult start since he joined in the summer.The Portuguese has scored just once all season yet the arrival of Rohl seems to have saved him from an almost definite exit in January.Along with Danilo, the new strikers have struggled to have the desired impact they wanted in Glasgow, but will now be given time to repay the faith from the manager and the board.