Andy Robertson faces Atletico Madrid temptation as Liverpool line up Milos Kerkez

With Liverpool pushing to sign Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez - valued at 45–50 million pouns - as Arne Slot's first-choice left-back, Robertson's future at Anfield looks less certain. Though the club would prefer to offload Kostas Tsimikas, Robertson's role could be under threat for the first time in his eight-year Liverpool career.

The 31-year-old remains defiant. "I still believe I have a lot to give," he told BBC Sport Scotland last week while on international duty. "At 31, I feel excellent."

Robertson, a two-time Premier League winner and club icon since arriving from Hull in 2017, started 33 league games last season-proving he's still central to Liverpool's plans. But with his contract ticking down and interest from La Liga growing, the timing may be right for a bold move.

Atletico, needing a left-back with Reinildo and Azpilicueta out of contract, see Robertson as a natural fit. Diego Simeone's system - built on grit and defensive discipline - would likely appeal to the Scot's tenacity and leadership.

A move abroad, he admits, holds intrigue. "Playing abroad shows a different way of football and lifestyle," Robertson said, noting the success of Scotland teammates like Scott McTominay, who just lifted Serie A with Napoli.

Slot may want Robertson to compete with Kerkez over a long campaign, but the chance to become a key figure in Simeone's rebuild might prove too hard to resist.