Anfield Index
·9 April 2026
Liverpool confirm Andy Robertson will leave the club at the end of the season

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·9 April 2026

Liverpool are preparing to say goodbye to one of their modern greats, with Andy Robertson confirming he will leave Liverpool at the end of the current season. After nearly a decade at Anfield, the Scotland captain’s departure signals the closing chapter of a remarkable period for both player and club.
Signed from Hull City in 2017, Robertson arrived with modest expectations. What followed was anything but modest. Over 373 appearances, he established himself as one of the most consistent and influential full backs in Liverpool’s history, playing a key role in a side that delivered silverware and redefined standards.
Robertson’s honours list reflects Liverpool’s resurgence across domestic and European competitions. He has lifted two Premier League titles, a Champions League, an FA Cup, and two League Cups. Add to that a FIFA Club World Cup, UEFA Super Cup, and Community Shield, and the picture becomes clear, this is a player who helped shape a winning era.
Yet numbers alone do not tell the full story. Robertson’s relentless energy down the left flank, his defensive awareness, and his ability to deliver decisive contributions in key moments made him indispensable. Week after week, he set the tone, rarely dipping below the high standards demanded at Liverpool.
Despite confirmation of his impending exit, there is no sense of winding down. Robertson’s mindset remains firmly locked on the present. The current campaign still holds significance, and Liverpool, under manager Arne Slot, will want to maintain momentum following their Premier League triumph in 2024-25.
The club statement underlines that point clearly, with any farewell celebrations postponed. The priority is performance, and Robertson continues to lead by example. Professionalism has defined his Liverpool career, and there is no indication that will change in these final months.
Replacing a player of Robertson’s calibre is no straightforward task. Liverpool will need to consider both tactical balance and leadership qualities when planning for the future. His influence extended beyond the pitch, setting standards in training and embodying the club’s competitive edge.
For supporters, his departure will inevitably carry emotional weight. Few players manage to combine longevity, consistency, and success in the way Robertson has. He arrived as a promising full back and leaves as a Liverpool legend, a transformation that speaks volumes about his character and contribution.
As the season progresses, attention will remain on results rather than farewells. That feels fitting. Robertson’s Liverpool story has always been about substance over sentiment, about delivering when it matters most. When the final whistle eventually comes on his Anfield career, the legacy will already be secure.









































