Andy Robertson, to the left of Liverpool, insisted that it is still good enough to play the club, as he pledged to fight for his Anfield future.
The Scotland International has endured a mixed season under the new manager Arne Slot, whose tactics have offered Robertson less opportunities to flex the attacking skill that was regularly under the old Cape Jurgen Klopp.
With a good handful of poor performances only increased pressure on Robertson, who argued that it was Being a “scapegoat”Liverpool is expected to be on the market for a new left this summer and has been propelled to spend a lot in Milos Kerkez de Bournemouth, Valued in more than 40 million £.
A challenging Robertson has previously had stated the desire to show that his doubts were mistaken And, speaking at a charity lunch next to Jamie Carragher, it made it clear that he did not want to go away from Anfield this summer.
“I only have one year left (according to my contract,” Robertson said. “So I hope all of you (fans) can help me make the same noise around a new contract that you did with MO (Salah) and Virgil (Van Dijk)! Maybe you (Carragher) can stop relating the club to other left backs!
“There is no gaze, I have had eight years wonderful so far and I have a year. I’m not as young as it was once, but I love this club and I have had some great memories here, so let’s see what the future is.
“I still think that I can still produce good performances and some really good performances and I think I did this season, so I still think I can produce at the highest level and if I can do it, this is where I belong and I hope I can stay -here for many years to come.”
Robertson acknowledged that Liverpool They are in a “new era” under the slot, with the two full points that are probably the strongest tests.
While Robertson faces a battle to prevent it from being replaced, Liverpool is at the exit of Trent Alexander-Arnold, which is expected to complete a free transfer to Real Madrid this summer.
Signing a replacement for Alexander-Arnold is not considered a priorityHowever, with Conor Bradley it was expected that the team holder, as Liverpool, focus his efforts on strengthening in other positions, including the left.
