Andy Robertson Confirms Talks for New Liverpool Deal

Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson has openly discussed his contract situation at Anfield, confirming ongoing negotiations for a new deal amid uncertainty about his long-term future with the club.[1][2]

Robertson, whose current contract expires in the summer of 2026, revealed that talks with Liverpool are underway. However, he emphasized that his decision to stay or leave will largely depend on his playing time this season. The Scottish international has started only four league games so far, prompting questions about his role under the current management.[1]

In a candid interview, Robertson faced a "difficult question" regarding his future, admitting a lack of clarity on whether he will remain at the club next season. "I don't know whether I'll be here next season," he stated, highlighting the complexities of his situation despite the positive progress in contract discussions.[1]

The 31-year-old defender, a key figure since joining from Hull City in 2017, has been displaced from his starting spot this term. He acknowledged the need to "see options" before committing, throwing some doubt on his Anfield stay while praising the club's efforts to extend his deal.[1][2]

Sources close to the negotiations indicate Liverpool are keen to retain Robertson's experience and leadership, especially with his 300+ appearances and contributions to major trophies like the Premier League and Champions League. Yet, the player stressed that consistent minutes on the pitch will be pivotal in his final choice.[1]

Fans and pundits await further developments, as Robertson balances loyalty to the Reds with career ambitions. The talks continue, but no agreement has been reached, leaving his future hanging in the balance.[2]

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