Andy Robertson makes frank career statement ahead of 'difficult' Liverpool transfer exit

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Andy Robertson has revealed his "book" isn't finished as the Liverpool legend feels he has more to give regarding his soccer career, with a summer transfer on the horizonAndy Robertson will play his final game for Liverpool on Sunday against BrentfordLiverpool icon Andy Robertson has admitted his "time is up" at the club as the Scotsman prepares for his final game at Anfield alongside Mohamed Salah.Robertson left Hull to join Liverpool in 2017. Although his tenure at Anfield will come to an end on Sunday, the Scotsman insists his career is far from over."For me, this is the biggest chapter in the book, but the book still isn’t finished, and I still have a lot to give," Robertson told Sky Sports."I still want to achieve a lot of things in my career, but these last few weeks have given me the opportunity to reflect on my Liverpool career. which I probably didn’t do.

As footballers, we always look forward to the next, but I have been able to look back on the happiest times in my life.Andy Robertson scored against Crystal Palace in April(Image: Getty Images)"It’s not easy to leave Liverpool, but the fact of the matter is, my time is up. But players and clubs have to move on, and I am very understanding of that."I believe I have so much more to give.

I am trying to get as many Scotland caps as I can, but also at club level, I believe I can still win things and make an impact on whatever changing room I am in next."Although Robertson was a Klopp signing, Arne Slot knew the kind of player the Scotsman was when he first took over as manager last summer.Slot said, via the Liverpool club website: "A lot of knowledge because I watched Liverpool a lot in Jurgen's time. Because I love to watch football, and if you love to watch football you love to watch Liverpool because they played great football."So I knew a lot about him, his energy, his work-rate, the amount of times he was making overlaps.