Arne Slot could be FORCED into agonising Andy Robertson decision | OneFootball

Andy Robertson is one of the best left-backs in Liverpool’s history.

The Scotland captain, who joined the club in 2017, has won it all: the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, and two EFL Cups. You can even throw in a UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup for good measure as well.

Now 30, he has become a key senior member of the Liverpool squad, leading by example on the pitch and with great humour off it.

Last year was a difficult one for Robertson, who was out for much of the season after injuring his shoulder in a EURO 2024 qualifying game against Spain for Scotland.

He missed almost four months as a result of that injury, and revealed during the summer that an ankle knock he suffered in March also caused him problems towards the end of last season.

“I was playing in pain from March onwards,” he admitted, as reported in the Mail.

Before last season, Robertson was hardly injured. He missed 27 games in 23/24, more than double the amount from all of his previous seasons at the club combined.

Last season’s injuries, combined with his age, means that Arne Slot and the rest of the coaching staff will be looking at the future and asking whether a replacement is needed sooner rather than later.