Liverpool star set to review his future at the end of the season as a summer departure looks increasingly probable.

Andy Robertson’s future at Liverpool is becoming increasingly uncertain, with the Scottish left-back expected to weigh his options when his contract runs out this summer.

According to Football Insider, the veteran defender is open to seeking a new challenge after his influence at Anfield gradually declined over the course of the season.

At 31, Robertson has been one of Liverpool’s defining figures in recent years, but shifting dynamics within the squad have changed his status. The arrival of Milos Kerkez has reshaped the hierarchy at left-back, and under head coach Arne Slot, Robertson is no longer viewed as the undisputed first choice.

With his playing time reduced, the experienced full-back is said to be seriously reflecting on his future as he enters the final months of his deal.

Tottenham interest in January

Robertson’s situation attracted attention during the January transfer window, with Tottenham Hotspur actively exploring the possibility of a move. Spurs reportedly saw him as an ideal fit for their defensive setup and initially hoped to secure a deal.
However, Liverpool stood firm, refusing to allow a mid-season exit. Even on Deadline Day, Tottenham are believed to have renewed their enquiries to test whether Liverpool’s stance had changed—but the club remained adamant that Robertson would not be sold while they were still competing on multiple fronts.

A shifting role at Anfield
Although Liverpool’s refusal to sell in January was expected, the longer-term outlook now appears less certain. With Kerkez gaining trust and Slot’s tactical approach demanding different attributes, Robertson’s involvement has noticeably decreased.

For a player who has long been central to Liverpool’s identity, the change has been significant. Those close to the situation say Robertson remains professional and highly respected in the dressing room, but he is also realistic about where he stands in his career.

His impact on Liverpool’s success over the years cannot be overstated. Since arriving from Hull City, Robertson has been a key pillar of the club’s most successful era in decades.