Liverpool have signed Aberdeen defender Calvin Ramsay and he isn’t the first player from north of Hadrian’s Wall to turn out for the Reds.
Club legends like Kenny Dalglish, Alan Hansen and Graeme Souness were proud Scots, along with legendary manager Bill Shankly, and there’s always been something quite emotive about the connection between Liverpool and their Scottish players.
While the Premier League era has seen players from all over the globe ply their trade in England, coinciding with a downturn for the Scotland national team, there’s still been a healthy number of Scottish players that have turned out at Anfield.
Here are the other seven Scots that have played for Liverpool in the Premier League era.
Andy Robertson
An Anfield legend.
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Tony Gallacher
Liverpool beat off competition from Manchester United and Stoke for Gallacher in January 2018 but the promising young talent didn’t make a Premier League appearance for the Reds.
In fact, the signing from Falkirk only played once for Liverpool in that weird 5-0 defeat to Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup while the first-team squad were competing in the Club World Cup.
After a brief loan spell with Toronto, Gallacher moved to St Mirren on a permanent basis at the start of 2022.
Charlie Adam
After signing Andy Carroll to score goals, and Stewart Downing to provide the crosses for Carroll, Liverpool needed a player to supply the bullets in midfield for their sure-thing duo.
Step forward, Adam. Fresh from a superlative season for Blackpool, Adam was snapped up from Kenny Dalglish and Liverpool fans got all sentimental about the prospect of a balding Scot patrolling their midfield.
But reality didn’t match the fantasy; Adam lasted a single season on Merseyside before being bundled off to Stoke.
His time at Liverpool is probably best remembered for Oliver Holt infamously tweeting: “Aguero will be the highest-profile signing of the summer so far if it happens, still think Charlie Adam to Liverpool could be best though.”
In 2012, Adam said: “I played in the Premier League for Blackpool and earned the right to go to a club like Liverpool.
“My time there was up and down. I created a lot of goals [Adam recorded the most Liverpool assists during the 2011-12 season] but the biggest disappointment was that I never scored enough.”
Danny Wilson
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