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Andy Robertson is confident his time at Liverpool is not yet up despite the Merseyside club being linked with "pretty much every left-back in the world".

The 31-year-old signed for the Reds from Hull in 2017 but there have been reports Liverpool are looking for a replacement.

The Scotland captain, in Athens for the Nations League play-off against Greece on Thursday night, addressed the speculation, saying.



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But it's always great to meet up with the Scotland lads, always an honour, always good to see fresh faces and take a break from a really intense time at Liverpool.

"It's been nice, it's made it easier to get over the disappointment."

Clarke: Tierney return 'a nice problem to have'

On the topic of left-backs, Steve Clarke admits the return of Kieran Tierney has left him with "a lot of thinking to do" ahead of Scotland's Nations League play-off against Greece on Thursday night.

Clarke returned to a back four during the Nations League campaign due to the Arsenal defender's absence through injury, where previously he was a key part of a back three.

However, Tierney is back in the squad for the first leg in Athens and Clarke said: "No headache, a nice problem to have when you have good players to select from.

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Scotland assistant John Carver is delighted Ipswich striker George Hirst has been called in for their Nations League play-off against Greece.

We spent a long time trying to get into the top section of the Nations League.

"We managed to get into a position that puts us in the play-off and obviously we want to stay there."


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