Andy Robertson reflects on what it means to get a mural in Liverpool

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The Scottish left-back has reacted to seeing the newly completed mural created in honour of him. Image Credits: Imago ImagesLocated on Tancred Road, just yards away from Anfield, a wall of a house is freshly adorned with a mural in honour of the departing Andy Robertson.The Scottish left-back wasted no time in weaving his way into all our hearts and his farewell on Sunday is set to be a truly emotional one for all involved.He was a player who re-defined what it meant to be a full-back and along with Trent Alexander-Arnold, formed a deadly duo that will never be forgotten.Andy Robertson has played almost 400 games for the Reds, winning two Premier League titles, one Champions League title, two League Cups, one FA Cup and much more.He has built a family on Merseyside, with all three of his children being born in the city.The Scotland captain has also delivered 74 assists, and his playmaking abilities have thrust him into the conversation for the best left-backs to ever play in the Premier League.Despite all the facts and figures, the man behind the numbers has remained humble and grounded throughout, with his latest reaction to his mural cementing that.Earlier this week he visited the mural to provide his autograph as the finishing touch.Painted by MurWalls and commissioned by The Redmen TV, Andy Robertson has reflected on seeing a mural for himself in Liverpool and the significance of it in a city seeped in history.“I think it is more what it represents – the fact that someone has taken their time to do that and the fact it is so close to Anfield.

You see the ones that are already up there, and it means a lot to me that somebody would think of doing that, and I think what it symbolises is probably more important to me, so it was pretty special when I found out about it.”Even if Andy Robertson may not see himself as quite deserving enough to be among the greats on the streets surrounding Anfield, he has more than justified a piece of artwork being created in his honour.A fine servant to the club, on and off the field and he will be sorely missed.