Liverpool Left Bek Andy Robertson returned his many critics and insisted that he was ready to stay and fight for his place, even if the Reds sign a new defender this summer.
Robertson remained regular for Liverpool, although he struggled to repeat his best form of years. Scottish full back praised by another assist Any veterans in the history of the Premier League (59), but one has yet to create one superb goal of this term.
This decline attack on the exit – its created chance also fell – partly the result of Arne slot arrival. Dutch main coach directed Robertson to be more involved in LiverpoolAccumulation in a defensive third, but there have also been several cases of unusual omissions at concentration.
As Robertson himself admitted in an interview Sky Sports This week: “Of course, there were a few moments this season when I didn’t cover myself with glory.” However, the left back quickly added: “Some things were taken out of proportions.
“I think the performance levels were there for me. I think I had a relatively good season, but one thing will say about me is that I was pretty consistent, so when you make a few mistakes, people can talk.
“It’s the world we live in, it’s Premier league. Everyone has a view of you, everyone has an opinion. That’s what it is, but I’m always convinced of my ability. I have shown this throughout my career, but especially during my stay in Liverpool. “
Robertson’s questions – and insidious representations from his underestimation of the Tsimikas bone Transmission speculation.
“I think we were connected to almost every left back in the world,” Robertson was pushing. “It comes with playing with one of the biggest clubs in the world. I look back at these eight years that I had as the initial left back in that club and I feel a lot of pride.
“Your time is coming and I think it’s still my time, but even if we bring someone, let it be so. I’ll always come back.”
Liverpool was strong Associated with the move For Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez. The tireless 21-year-old would allegedly cost reds around £ 40m, which makes it seventh which is expensive arrival In the history of the club and comfortably the most respected full back.
In 2017, Robertson arrived for only £ 10m from the thrown Hull City, continuing more than 300 appearances and raising seven major trophies. In the defiant view of the players, there will be a lot of games and cups as he sees a contract that runs until 2026.
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