Robertson has featured in numerous Premier League teams of the season during his time with the Anfield outfit and has been the first-choice left-back at the club for as long as many can remember.





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So, the fact that Milos Kerkez is being linked with an Anfield switch will have no doubt unnerved him a little, with the left-back now giving his thoughts on what a move for the Hungary international could mean for the club and his own future.

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Robertson’s Liverpool future has come into question an awful lot this season, with the Scotsman performing well below the standards he’s set for himself over the last couple of years.

I back myself, I’ve got confidence in my own ability and that drives me forward.”

“I’ve had eight fantastic years at Liverpool in terms of winning trophies, being a mainstay in the team, which I’m incredibly proud of.

“I’m not getting any younger, I can’t change my age, but I still believe I’ve got a lot to give and that’s what I focus on.

The left-back is only 22 years old and has been one of Bournemouth’s standout players this season.



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Kerkez has far more pace than Robertson does, and to be honest, he’s also been in much better form this term.

If Liverpool want to be dominant again next season and retain the Premier League title, players such as the Hungary international will have to be brought in to strengthen their weakest areas.