I know how Andy Robertson felt about Milos Kerkez battle after losing his place at Liverpool

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The Reds signed the Hungarian in a £40m deal from AFC Bournemouth in the summer, with the new arrival starting the season as first-choice under Arne Slot.The 21-year-old usurped the long-serving Robertson's place in the Liverpool starting XI as a result, and has made the joint-most appearances for the Reds so far this season after featuring in 15 of their 17 matches to date.But despite starting on 12 occasions, Kerkez has ultimately struggled for form since signing for Liverpool and found himself benched for the Reds’ victories over Aston Villa and Real Madrid as Robertson was restored to Slot’s starting XI.READ MORE: Florian Wirtz has a big problem at Liverpool - He's done if he doesn't now do one thingREAD MORE: I twice rejected Real Madrid after leaving Liverpool - It wasn't right for meThe Scotland international now looks set to retain his place for the trip to Man City on Sunday, having helped Liverpool return to winning ways with impressive displays in their last two outings.Snodgrass and Robertson were team-mates at Hull City for two and a half seasons, having both joined the Tigers in the summer of 2014, while they were also Scotland colleagues for a number of years prior to the midfielder’s international retirement in 2019.And having worked closely with Robertson for club and country, Snodgrass believes his old team-mate will be doing all he can to help Kerkez find form at Liverpool - despite the impact it would have on his own starting opportunities."I think the big thing Liverpool need to do is stick together. They've got some great characters in there,” he told Boyle Sports.

When there's so much noise from the outside, you've got to get tighter, get closer in-house.“I'm sure they'll be trying to get the new signings to settle so they can show that high level and prove the reason why they paid big money to bring them to the club."These lads that they've brought in are exceptional players. I just think it might be a matter of time before you see them really hit their groove."Milos Kerkez had a great couple of years at Bournemouth, and he's shown his quality.

Learn moreSky has slashed the price of its Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle for the 2025/26 season, saving members £336 and offering more than 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more.Sky will show at least 215 live Premier League games this season, an increase of up to 100 more.“It takes anybody a little bit of time to settle in at a new club but having somebody like Andy Robertson beside him, not just competing with him, but beside him, will be great for Kerkez because Robbo's a terrific lad."Andy is a leader, and he understands what it means to play for Liverpool. I'm sure that, as much as it's encouraging competition between them, Andy will be helping him.“I know Andy's helped him, and I know Andy's probably doing everything he can to help Kerkez succeed because Andy's got Liverpool at heart, and that's a sign of a really, really good team player."It's exactly why Andy's enjoyed the career that he's had, so I'm sure Kerkez will come good."