Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admits he wants Celtic to go and sign 'amazing' player from Liverpool

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Andy Robertson got his start in football at Celtic, and there has been talk about a potential return as his Liverpool career nears its end.The Scotsman was open to leaving Anfield in the January transfer window, with Tottenham Hotspur in for the player at the time.Previously, Robertson has said he’d join Celtic, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain now thinks the Liverpool left-back will end up there one day. If Gakpo and Salah aren’t to blame for their poor form, then who is? 🤔 Slot was quick to move any blame away from Gakpo after being asked about one goal in nine games…Credit: Molly Darlington/Getty Images Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reckons Andy Robertson will end up at CelticSpeaking to the Scottish side’s official YouTube channel this week, he suggested a move back to his home country could be on the cards for the 31-year-old.He said: “He [Robertson] might join me soon.

He’s a bit younger than me, Robbo. I think he’d be amazing here.”The pair previously played 107 games together at Liverpool, combining for a total of four goal contributions before Chamberlain left on a free transfer to join Turkish side Besiktas in August 2023.Robertson is now in the final six months of his Liverpool contract and can already sign a pre-contract agreement with foreign clubs.

Credit: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar/Getty Images Will Andy Robertson sign a new Liverpool contract?In 2025/26, Milos Kerkez has overtaken Robertson as Arne Slot’s starting left-back, hence why the latter was open to an exit in the January transfer window in the first place.Still only 31, the former Hull City man’s playing career is not expected to come to an end at the close of the current campaign, but he will not sign a new Liverpool contract.David Lynch explained in February: “I mean, the idea that he entertained the Tottenham interest and was willing to go in January. You know, there’s no chance of a new contract now and he will depart.“So, you know, he’s a big loss in terms of setting the standards.”Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox