Andy Robertson visits his Anfield mural ahead of exit
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Andy Robertson will leave Liverpool at the end of the season when his contract expires in the summer. Image Credits: Imago ImagesLiverpool vice-captain Andy Robertson visited a newly completed mural in his honour near Anfield Stadium on Wednesday.The artwork, located on Tancred Road, celebrates the departing left-back’s nine-year spell at the club, including the nine trophies he has won and the chant created by supporters in his name.Painted by MurWalls, the mural shows Robertson touching the Liver bird on his chest, alongside the message: “Born in Glasgow, made in Liverpool.”Earlier this week, Liverpool confirmed preparations for a special send-off for Robertson and Mohamed Salah before Sunday’s final game of the season at Anfield.Fans will display mosaics ahead of kick-off, with the Kop honouring Salah and the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand paying tribute to Robertson.
Both players are set to leave Liverpool on free transfers this summer after highly successful spells at the club.“I’m going to miss them a lot,” Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk told club media. I wish them well and want the best for them.”Robertson joined Liverpool from Hull City in 2017 for £8m, going on to win two Premier League titles and the Champions League during his time at Anfield.“His talent, his quality on the pitch, his assists and his work rate; it’s the complete package of a modern day left-back,” said Van Dijk.“Off the pitch – the way he is as a person, always up for a joke – he sets the standards in training and in games, and is just a great character to be around.“It’s been an absolute privilege and pleasure to play with him on my left side and it’s an incredible journey that he had.”Andy Robertson was a target for Tottenham Hotspur during the January transfer window, with a deal reportedly agreed in principle between the clubs.
However, Liverpool were unable to proceed with the move as they could not recall Kostas Tsimikas from his loan at AS Roma.Robertson has seen his first-team chances limited under head coach Arne Slot following the arrival of left-back Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth in a £40m deal.The Scotland international has made 377 appearances for Liverpool. This season he has played 35 times, scoring three goals and providing two assists in all competitions.Robbo has paid a visit to the recently finished mural in his honour near Anfield ❤️— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 20, 2026 Andy Robertson Anfield mural