The Scotland captain, 31, is entering the final year of his deal at Anfield
13:10, 14 May 2025
Liverpool title-winner Andy Robertson
Liverpool title-winner Andy Robertson
Andy Robertson grew up dreaming of playing for Celtic.
And ex-Liverpool striker Fernando Morientes has tipped the Scotland skipper for a sensational move to Parkhead.
Robbo, 31, has won it all at Anfield since his bargain £8million move from Hull City eight years ago.
The left-back has added a second Premier League winners' medal to his collection this season, cementing his status as a Reds legend.
But as the fans' favourite enters the final year of his deal, Morientes believes playing for his boyhood heroes will be on the back of his mind.
Speaking to CasinoHawks, who offer the latest online casinos, Morientes said: "Andy Robertson has spoken about Celtic and it's probably because he's thinking about it. He is 31 and coming towards the end of his career.
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"When you've been at a team like Liverpool for a while and you're approaching the end of your career, you always have to take a step back eventually.
"But of course, the team we're talking about is also a powerful team in the Premier League. But I think if he has a special bond with Celtic and the club recognises him as an important player, then it could be possible."
Robertson - on course to become the most capped Scotland player of all-time - was released by Celtic as a 15-year-old for being too small.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson
Scotland captain Andy Robertson
A subsequent move to Queen's Park was the springboard for a stunning rise to prominence the likes of which even he couldn't have imagined.
Despite being rejected at Celtic, he's never hidden his love for the club and appearing on the We Are Liverpool podcast in 2023, Robbo said: "I grew up a massive Celtic fan. Had the season ticket, used to go to every home game in particular and try to go to some away games and things like that.
"Celtic was my life. Went to school and then you come back and you go in your garden and you pretend to be Henrik Larsson for instance.
"I was lucky. The team I grew up with was a fantastic Celtic team with Henrik Larsson, Chris Sutton, Stillain Petrov, all these players, Neil Lennon.
"So I had a really good team to watch. They were all my heroes. Celtic was it for me. I didn’t really watch much other football I was that focused on trying to watch Celtic and Celtic was in the Champions League.
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"So that’s when I watched them play against English teams and stuff but I didn’t watch that much English football. I only watched really the Champions League when [English] teams played in it.
"If a Celtic game was on and say Liverpool were playing Man United, I’d watch Celtic against Motherwell or whoever it was. So it was always Celtic for me. I just didn’t really watch other football."