Andy Robertson: Update on New Liverpool Contract
Liverpool have not yet made a new contract offer to defender Andy Robertson, despite his recent strong performances since returning to the starting lineup. According to Football Insider, Robertson’s current deal at Anfield expires at the end of the season, raising uncertainty about his long-term future.
Following Milos Kerkez’s summer arrival from Bournemouth, Robertson began the campaign as backup to the Hungarian defender. However, he has reclaimed his place in Arne Slot’s starting XI over the last two matches, reaffirming his importance in the team.
Despite this resurgence, sources indicate that Liverpool have still not started discussions over extending Robertson’s contract. While his situation remains unresolved, the 29-year-old has been linked with a potential return to his boyhood club Celtic.
Robertson was released from the Celtic academy in 2009 after being considered “too small.”
Atletico Madrid were reportedly interested in signing Robertson last summer, but he chose to complete the final year of his contract with Liverpool.
Career Achievements
- Two Premier League titles
- One Champions League victory
- Several domestic and international honors with Liverpool
Transfer Concerns
Meanwhile, sources claim Liverpool are also anxious about Ibrahima Konate, as Real Madrid are said to be showing serious interest in the French defender.
Author’s Summary
Andy Robertson’s future at Liverpool remains unclear as his contract nears its end, with no renewal talks in sight despite his return to top form.