Calvin Ramsay set to join St Mirren on loan from Liverpool

Liverpool right-back Calvin Ramsay is set to complete a loan move to St Mirren, James Pearce reports. The update was posted on Thursday.

The defender is out of contract next summer, a timeline that means this temporary switch could be his last involvement as a Liverpool player unless fresh terms are agreed before his deal expires. That context shapes the significance of the move beyond the usual short-term development opportunity associated with a loan.

Language that a player is set to complete a move typically indicates an agreement is in place and that only standard formalities remain, such as final paperwork and the club announcement. The reporting does not specify the duration of the loan or whether any recall options or add-ons are included.

While the move is not yet official, the stage described suggests Liverpool and St Mirren have aligned on the key elements required to proceed. An announcement would be expected once the remaining steps are ticked off. Until that point, Ramsay remains contracted to Liverpool and would return at the end of the agreed loan period unless a new arrangement is struck.

The timing also matters. With the report emerging on Thursday, there is scope for the process to be concluded swiftly, but the exact schedule for confirmation has not been disclosed. Any subsequent change, such as Liverpool offering an extension, would alter the long-term picture for the 21-year-old, though no such development is indicated in the report.

Details beyond the destination, the loan status and Ramsay’s contract situation were not given. An official statement from either club would clarify the terms and complete the move.