Liverpool FC officially announced the departure of left-back Andy Robertson at the end of the current season, following the expiration of his contract, bringing the curtain down on a distinguished career that spanned nine years within the walls of Anfield.
Robertson, 32 years old, joined Liverpool in the summer of 2017 from Hull City, and has since been able to consolidate his position as one of the most prominent full-backs in the club’s history, having participated in more than 370 matches in a jersey. The team performed at consistent and impressive levels.
The Scottish international was an essential element in the successes achieved by Liverpool over the past years, as he directly contributed to winning many titles, including the English Premier League twice, and the European Champions League, in addition to other local and continental championships, during the era led by coach Jurgen Klopp.
In a touching farewell message, Robertson expressed his great gratitude to the club and its fans, stressing that the decision to leave was not It was easy, but he came after he was convinced that the time had come for him to embark on a new experience in his football career, in light of the interest of a number of European clubs in obtaining his services, while he did not include the option of returning to Scotland in his current plans.