Calvin Ramsay and the 6 most expensive Scottish teenagers as Liverpool transfer poised to set new record

Aberdeen ace Calvin Ramsay is edging closer to a move to Anfield as Liverpool table a significant deal.

The Premier League giants have reportedly offered the Dons around £3.5million for the 18-year-old with the fee likely to rise to £4m up from with the potential offer of extras - which could be worth millions more.

Ramsay is currently waiting for an agreement to be reached and to be given permission to travel south for a medical and to agree personal terms.

Liverpool sources are confident a deal can be agreed within the week.

The fee is set to help fund Jim Goodwin's Aberdeen rebuild as they prepare for the 2022/23 season following a disappointing campaign last time out.

But the 18-year-old is not the only teen to have landed a Scottish club a hefty profit.

Record Sport took a look at Scotland's six most expensive teens through the years...

In the summer of 2014, 18-year-old Ryan Gauld put pen to paper on a move from Dundee United to Sporting Lisbon.

The fee was undisclosed at the time but is believed to have been in the region of £3million.

Gauld made his Scottish Premiership debut at just 16-years-old during the 2011/12 campaign, making his first start for the Tannadice outfit one season later.

The teen signed a deal at United to keep him there until the summer of 2016, but his impressive form attracted interest from other clubs both south of the border and overseas.

Sporting were the club who went on to secure the services of the young talent, as Gauld signed a six-year contract with a €60 million buy-out clause.

On 21 July 2010, Wilson joined Liverpool and signed a three-year deal for an initial transfer fee of £2 million, potentially rising to £5million based on appearances.

Wilson made his debut for