Liverpool Women have announced the signing of Spanish central midfielder Natalia Ramos, completing the deal on 6 August 2026 pending visa and international clearance. The 27‑year‑old arrives from CD Tenerife Feminino after a solid season of ten goals and five assists in thirty appearances.
What does Ramos bring to Liverpool Women?
Ramos adds over 200 games for Tenerife and 21 caps for Levante, giving a young Liverpool side much‑needed depth. Her experience at youth level includes caps for Spain U‑17 and U‑19, and she was part of the squad that won the 2017 UEFA Women’s Under‑19 Championship in Northern Ireland. While she has yet to break into the senior national team, her track record suggests she can handle the physicality of the FA WSL.
How does the signing fit the club’s current situation?
Liverpool Women finished the 2025 season in 11th place in the FA WSL, 17 points from 22 games (4W‑5D‑13L), with a recent form of LLLWD. The team conceded 34 goals while scoring 21, leaving a -13 goal difference and sitting 38 points behind leaders Manchester City W. Ramos, wearing the No. 6 shirt previously held by Irish international Denise O'Sullivan, is expected to help tighten the midfield and improve the goal‑conceding record.
What did Ramos say about joining?
Ramos expressed her excitement, stating, "I feel very happy and privileged to take this shirt and sign at the club." She added, "I'm really, really happy. I'm very excited to achieve this new step in my life and I'm very grateful for this new opportunity." Her comments underline a personal connection to Liverpool Women’s reputation and the respect she holds for the club.
What are the next steps for Liverpool Women?
With the transfer window still open, Liverpool Women will look to integrate Ramos quickly, hoping her midfield vision and work rate can translate into more wins. The club’s management will aim to turn the LLLWD run around, targeting a higher league finish and a tighter defensive record as the new season approaches.
