What's All This About Robbo Leaving?

Andy Robertson has been strongly linked with an exit from Liverpool with the club preparing to sign Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez - and Atletico Madrid are understood to be interested in the Scot

Liverpool defender Andy Robertson has claimed he is unsure about his future at Anfield - after a report claimed Atletico Madrid had made the Scottish left-back one of their top targets this summer.

Robertson has been with the Reds since 2017 and has won almost every trophy possible at the club, but there has been criticisms over his recent performances and speculation the club could finally let him go after eight seasons.

Liverpool are closing in on the £45m signing of Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, which will only ramp up speculation Robertson could depart.

Now La Liga side Atletico are said to be ready to pounce on the uncertainty surrounding the Scotland international, who is seen as the club's ideal candidate.

Arne Slot still rates Robertson highly despite Kerkez's impending arrival, which means the club won't be willing to let him leave easily.

However, Robertson himself stirred the pot by admitting he was in the dark over where he would play next season during an interview earlier this week.

My take on this

Although his performances have not been vintage Robertson, and the imminent arrival of Milos Kerkez i still can't see Robbo leaving the reds this summer especially for Atletico Madrid. More likely to go to a mid table Premier League team. One thing is for sure though Andy Robertson is and always will be a Liverpool FC Legend

Premier League Captain - Andrew Robertson

Premier League Games as Captain by Match

Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result
04/02/2023	A	Wolverhampton Wanderers	0:3 (0:2)	L
16/09/2023	A	Wolverhampton Wanderers	3:1 (0:1)	W

Premier League Games as Captain by Opponent Total

Opponent	Total Games as Captain
Wolverhampton Wanderers	2

Andrew Robertson Premier League Opta Stats

Andy Robertson became a Liverpool player on this day in 2017 – here's his opta stats of his Premier League career so far (Liverpool & Hull City)

Matches Played 275

Wins 157

Draws 60

Losses 58

Goals 11

Attack
Goals	11
Headed Goals	4
Goals with right foot	1
Goals with left foot	6
Hit woodwork	3
Team Play
Assists	59
Passes	15,868
Passes per match	57.70
Big chances created	80
Crosses	15,02
Cross accuracy %	22%
Through balls	15
Accurate long balls	562
Defence
Clean sheets	78
Goals Conceded	273
Tackles	425
Tackle success %	64%
Last man tackles	4
Blocked shots	35
Interceptions	264
Clearances	475
Headed clearances	201
Clearances off line	6
Recoveries	1,551
Duels won	861
Duels lost	794
Successful 50/50s	170
Aerial battles won	182
Aerial battles lost	171
Own goals	0
Errors leadingto goal	2
Discipline
Yellow cards	32
Red cards	1
Fouls	153
Offsides	32

Appearance and Goal Summary (Liverpool Only
League	League	FA Cup	FA Cup	L/Cup	L/Cup	Other	Other
Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
206 (12)	10	9 (2)	0	6 (1)	0	55 (6)	1

Szoboszlai’s Hungary claimed a 1-0 victory over Robertson’s Scotland

Dominik Szoboszlai’s Hungary claimed a 1-0 victory over Andy Robertson’s Scotland at Euro 2024 on Sunday night.

The Liverpool pair each captained their country in the Group A game in Stuttgart, which was settled by a Kevin Csoboth goal 10 minutes into added time.

During a goalless first half, Hungary came closest to breaking the deadlock when Szoboszlai’s disguised, dinked free-kick was headed against the crossbar by Willi Orban.

The second period appeared to be passing by without a mark on the scoresheet, too, and was overshadowed by a collision that saw Hungary’s Barnabas Varga stretchered off and taken to hospital

Szoboszlai was denied a goal a minute into added time when his effort from inside the area was saved, moments before teammate Csoboth struck the post.

Scotland’s Grant Hanley was thwarted at the other end, but in the last minute of the contest a counter-attack involving Szoboszlai was finished off by Csoboth to win it.

The result means Hungary finish third in the group and must wait to see if their total of three points is enough to qualify for the last 16, while Scotland are eliminated.

Via Liverpoolfc.com

Andy Robertson's Scotland pick up 1st point of Euro 2024

Andy Robertson captained Scotland as they picked up their first point of Euro 2024 with a 1-1 draw with Switzerland.

The Liverpool left-back played his part in his country’s goal, which put them into an early lead in Wednesday night’s Group A match in Cologne, as a counter-attack accelerated by his driving run from deep ended with Scott McTominay’s deflected shot finding the net.

Former Red's favourite Xherdan Shaqiri then produced a moment of brilliance to equalise in stunning fashion for the Swiss, though Robertson so nearly created a second-half winner for Scotland as his free-kick delivery was headed onto the post by Grant Hanley.

The game would finish all square, however – a result that means Scotland go into their final pool fixture against Hungary on Sunday in third place and one point above Dominik Szoboszlai’s team.

Via Liverpoolfc.com

Euro 2024 Update: Robbo's Scotland thrashed in opener

Andy Robertson's Scotland were beaten 5-1 by Germany in the opening match of Euro 2024 on Friday night.

Liverpool left-back Robertson captained his nation in Munich as they were defeated after goals from Florian Wirtz, Jamal Musiala, Kai Havertz, Niclas Fullkrug and Emre Can.

Well-taken finishes by Wirtz and Musiala put the tournament hosts 2-0 up inside 19 minutes at the Allianz Arena.

Havertz then converted a penalty – awarded for a challenge that resulted in the dismissal of Ryan Porteous – on the stroke of half-time, and substitute Fullkrug added the fourth in the second period.

An own goal from Antonio Rudiger reduced the deficit but Can's hit restored Germany's four-goal lead right at the end.

Robertson and his Scotland teammates are next in action on Wednesday when they face Switzerland in Cologne.

via Liverpoolfc.com