Liverpool’s left-back Andy Robertson has asserted that he remains capable of contributing to the team, expressing his determination to secure his position at Anfield.
The Scotland international has faced a challenging season under the new management of Arne Slot, whose strategies have limited Robertson’s opportunities to showcase the offensive skills he frequently displayed under former coach Jurgen Klopp.
Amidst a series of subpar performances that have intensified scrutiny on him, Robertson contended that he has been unfairly labeled a ‘scapegoat.’
As Liverpool is anticipated to seek a new left-back this summer, they are reportedly considering a significant investment in Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez, who is valued at over £40 million.
A resolute Robertson has previously expressed his intention to silence his critics, and during a charity event with Jamie Carragher, he emphasized his unwillingness to depart from Anfield this summer. ‘I have only one year remaining on my contract,’ Robertson stated.
‘I hope all of you [fans] can rally for me to generate the same support for a new contract as you did for Mo [Salah] and Virgil [van Dijk]! Perhaps you [Carragher] could refrain from suggesting the club pursue other left-backs as well!’
