Robertson confirmed that discussions regarding his future have taken place with senior figures at the club, though he chose to keep the specifics private. Despite the uncertainty, he maintained that his relationship with the Liverpool executives remains "excellent," built on mutual respect and a history of shared success.
"I've given absolutely everything for the club for the last eight and a half years and the club have been very good to me - they've rewarded me with good contracts when I have been playing well," he noted. "Nobody can deny what I have given to this club. I've given everything day in and day out and put in some performances which I think have been good."
He also allowed himself a moment of levity regarding his incredible value for money over the years. "My relationship with the people higher up in the club has always been excellent since the day I came in. Signing me for £8m and then doing what I have done helps that, which I remind people of all the time!"
The decision facing Robertson is not just about club football but his career legacy. Having successfully captained Scotland to World Cup qualification after a "stressful summer," the defender is now looking to ensure the final years of his prime are spent on the pitch rather than watching from the sidelines.
"I wanted to qualify for the World Cup and thankfully we've managed to do that. I need to see what myself and my family wants going forward," he said