Liverpool star Andy Robertson has admitted that his future at Anfield remains uncertain as his contract expires in just five months, casting a cloud of uncertainty over the club's left-back situation.
The 32-year-old Scotland captain, who has been in excellent form for the Reds, has stated that he will take some time to think about his options and sit down with his family before making any decisions. Despite Liverpool holding talks with Robertson over extending his contract, no firm offer has been made, leaving the door open for him to become a free agent.
Robertson's limited playing time this season - he started just four Premier League games compared to £40m summer signing Milos Kerkez's 17 - has been a source of frustration for him. He admits that as a player who wants to play, he's not happy sitting on the bench and is eager to get back into regular contention.
However, Robertson insists that his relationship with Liverpool remains healthy, crediting the club for rewarding him with good contracts when he's performed well. He's also emphasized that he's given "absolutely everything" to the club during his eight-and-a-half-year tenure, winning numerous trophies and enjoying many successful days at Anfield.
The situation leaves Robertson facing a difficult decision - whether to stay with the Reds or explore new opportunities if his contract isn't extended. With Scotland set to participate in their first World Cup in 28 years, Robertson will be looking to play a key role for his country as he weighs up his future at Liverpool.
The 32-year-old Scotland captain, who has been in excellent form for the Reds, has stated that he will take some time to think about his options and sit down with his family before making any decisions. Despite Liverpool holding talks with Robertson over extending his contract, no firm offer has been made, leaving the door open for him to become a free agent.
Robertson's limited playing time this season - he started just four Premier League games compared to £40m summer signing Milos Kerkez's 17 - has been a source of frustration for him. He admits that as a player who wants to play, he's not happy sitting on the bench and is eager to get back into regular contention.
However, Robertson insists that his relationship with Liverpool remains healthy, crediting the club for rewarding him with good contracts when he's performed well. He's also emphasized that he's given "absolutely everything" to the club during his eight-and-a-half-year tenure, winning numerous trophies and enjoying many successful days at Anfield.
The situation leaves Robertson facing a difficult decision - whether to stay with the Reds or explore new opportunities if his contract isn't extended. With Scotland set to participate in their first World Cup in 28 years, Robertson will be looking to play a key role for his country as he weighs up his future at Liverpool.
like his contract is expiring soon and he's still gonna have to sit on the bench which is such a bummer 4 him i think liverpool should just give him a new contract already he's been with them 4 ages & has won so many trophies but they dont wanna keep him 4 some reason? 
& what if scotland gets picked 4 world cup? will he even be able to play or wud he have 2 take time off from liverpool? that would b such a shame 
this is really confusing... i feel bad for andy robertson tho 
he's got a good contract now & deserves to stay in his comfort zone at anfield... 5 months is such a short time tho 
what if no other club offers him more than liverpool? 
would he just sit on the bench forever 
or take his chances elsewhere? 
i hope he's gonna make a decision soon & not be stressing about it too much 
. He seems super committed to the team too. It's like, I get it, contracts are all about negotiation, but five months is a pretty short notice 
. I wonder if they'll try to sign him again when his contract runs out? And what's going on with that £40m summer signing Milos Kerkez... seems like he's taking up space on the squad 
️! i hope liverpool can convince him to stay 
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. On a serious note, I feel bad for the guy, been with Liverpool for ages and now he's just chillin' on the bench 
. But hey, at least he's got his family to talk it over with... or maybe they'll all just decide to watch Netflix together instead 
. I'm hoping the gaffer can come up with a decent offer that keeps Andy at Anfield, but if not... well, we'll just have to wait and see 
. Four starting games this season is crazy low considering how much he's contributed to the team over the years 
. It's hard not to wonder if some other clubs will come in with a better offer 
. As a parent, I'd want my kid to be happy and fulfilled too, so I can understand why Robertson wants to play regularly 
️. Scotland playing in their first World Cup is massive for the team and country 
, so it'll be interesting to see how that affects his decision-making 
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. I feel like Andy Robertson is being really honest about his feelings and wants 
. It's not fair that he's been playing less than Kerkez, but at the same time, he deserves to be rewarded for all his hard work 
Maybe this is an opportunity for Robertson to explore new horizons and still play in a big tournament. Whatever he decides, I hope it's the best for him and his family 
