Andy Robertson arrived at Liverpool in 2017 as a left-field signing from Hull City (literally and figuratively), and he bade farwell to Anfield last Sunday as a genuine modern-day legend.Just like

Andy Robertson's next club looks to have been decided, with the former Liverpool left-back having reportedly reached an agreement after making his final appearance for the Reds

Juventus reportedly tried to bring the Scotsman to Turin. It didn’t sway his thinking when it comes to the club most expected him to join on a free.

Now that Anthony Gordon is off the table, Bayern Munich could start to think about other positions to attack during the summer transfer window aside of, well, the attack. One potential spot is center-back,

Liverpool‘s long-time left back is available as a free agent this summer.

Andy Robertson played his last game for Liverpool on the final day of the season.

Andy Robertson played his final game for the club in Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Brentford, departing alongside icon Mohamed Salah. The left-back joined the Reds in 2017, with Diogo Jota joining in 2020, and the pair spent the next five years lifting trophies together in England.

After years of loyal service on Merseyside, Andy Robertson bid farewell to Liverpool FC

Jurgen Klopp believes Andy Robertson‘s impact at Liverpool has made it “so difficult” for successor Milos Kerkez due to his connection beyond the pitch itself. Robertson has left Liverpool a legend and one of the most popular players among fans.