Andy Robertson is set to bring the curtain down on his long spell with Liverpool FC this summer, with the club confirming he will leave once his contract expires at the end of the season.
It marks the end of a journey that began in 2017, when he arrived from Hull City. At the time, the move didn’t carry huge expectations, but it didn’t take long for Robertson to establish himself. Over the years, he became a regular starter and one of the most reliable players in the squad, eventually making 373 appearances and playing a key role in a highly successful period.
The end of an era at Anfield with Andy Robertson
Robertson was part of a team that collected major trophies across multiple competitions. He won two Premier League titles, the UEFA Champions League, FA Cup, two EFL Cups, the FIFA Club World Cup, UEFA Super Cup, and the FA Community Shield. His energy down the left side and consistency over the years made him a crucial piece of the system.
We can confirm Andy Robertson will bring his Reds career to an end at the conclusion of the current season.
He will do so as a Liverpool legend ❤️
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 9, 2026
This season, though, his role has shifted. Under Arne Slot, opportunities have been more limited. The arrival of Milos Kerkez has changed the pecking order at left-back, and Robertson has started only a small number of league games. Slot acknowledged that the lack of minutes played a part in the decision for both sides to move on.
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Even so, the respect for Andy Robertson within the club remains clear. Slot spoke about more than just his performances, pointing out his personality and presence around the squad. Teammates have long valued him for his character, while his intensity on the pitch has been a defining trait throughout his time at the club.
His departure is part of a wider shift. Several players from the group assembled under Jurgen Klopp are now moving on. Mohamed Salah, who joined in the same window as Andy Robertson, is also expected to leave, while Ibrahima Konate is nearing the end of his current deal.
With experienced names like Virgil van Dijk, Alisson Becker, and Joe Gomez also approaching the latter stages of their contracts, Liverpool are clearly entering a period of transition. A new cycle is taking shape, and Robertson’s exit feels like another step in that shift.
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