Andrew Robertson could be out of his way at Liverpool at the end of his contract, with a few key teams like Celtic and Atletico Madrid are eying the defender.
According to Ficahjes, Liverpool and Andy Robertson could part ways at the end of the current season when the defender’s contract expires. The two parties are not currently leaning towards an extension, as the likes of Atletico Madrid and Celtic could receive optimism about signing the full-back.
Andrew Robertson has been nothing short of a tremendous signing for Liverpool after he was one of the top performers under former boss Jurgen Klopp. The Scotland skipper forged a reputation for being one of the best left-backs in the Premier League.
He continued with his important role under new boss Arne Slot last season to win the Premier League for a second time in his career. However, the summer arrival of Milos Kerkez has cast doubts over his long-term use at the club, although in recent weeks the Scottish left-back has returned to a starting role.
There were rumours of Liverpool being keen to hand him a new deal, but as things stand, there may not be one. The club could see the defender leave next year, as Robertson might be leaning towards a Bosman move once his deal at Anfield expires next summer.
Robertson may have made the worrying decision on his future, with the Liverpool mainstay now looking like he would end a long haul at the club. It appears, many teams are interested in the Liverpool mainstay, as a return to his former side, Celtic, could be a possibility.
Andrew Robertson’s next destination?
Robertson could be tempted to sign for Celtic, which might be similar to their deal they had for former Arsenal star and ex-player Kieran Tierney, which they executed last summer. Having two of Scotland’s national team starters would be a big show oc statement for Celtic.
Atletico Madrid are also keen, and were reportedly prepared to make a move in January, although Robertson is not planning to leave Liverpool then. Overall, the left-back will have plenty of interest in the market, as a return to Celtic could be possible, or a new adventure in Spain, as ultimately it might be his decision to make.