The football world is abuzz this evening as Liverpool’s long-serving left-back, Andrew Robertson, has agreed terms with Tottenham Hotspur, marking the end of his nine-year journey at Anfield.

After months of speculation, the 32-year-old Scottish international will remain in the Premier League, joining Spurs following the expiration of his contract with Liverpool. His departure was met with a heartfelt farewell from the Kop, who witnessed his final appearance for the Reds on the last day of the league campaign.

Robertson leaves Liverpool as one of the club’s most decorated defenders in recent history, having played a pivotal role in their success. His journey from Hull City—where he cost around €9 million in 2017—to becoming a club legend is a testament to his consistency and leadership on the pitch.

Tottenham’s securing of Robertson comes at a crucial time for the North London side, as their dramatic Premier League survival secured them a top-half finish. The Scot’s arrival adds depth and experience to a Spurs squad looking to rebuild for the challenges ahead.

With 92 caps for Scotland already to his name, Robertson is set to feature in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. His transition to Spurs ensures he’ll continue to be a key figure on football’s biggest stages.