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The Spanish midfielder leaves UD Tenerife after eight years and over 200 appearances to become Liverpool's sixth summer recruit.
AILiverpool FC have wrapped up a deal for Spanish midfielder Natalia Ramos, luring the 27-year-old away from Liga F Moeve side UD Tenerife.
She becomes the club's sixth summer signing - because apparently five just wasn't enough.
Ramos racked up more than 200 competitive appearances across eight years at UD Tenerife, split over two separate spells with a brief detour to Levante UD sandwiched in between. Loyalty like that deserves a round of applause - and apparently a plane ticket to Merseyside.
The midfielder has pulled on a Spain shirt at youth level, though a senior cap remains on her to-do list. Moving to the WSL should help her case, mind.
Ramos herself described the switch as an easy decision, expressing nothing but excitement about her new chapter at Liverpool, WSL Full-Time reports. Fair enough - who'd say no to Anfield?
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