Liverpool’s two-time league champion is approaching the final stages of his Anfield career.

Andy Robertson’s future at Liverpool is entering a crucial and defining stage, according to sources close to the agents’ industry speaking to CaughtOffside.

As the Scottish captain enters the final year of his contract, the summer of 2026 could mark a significant turning point in a career that has become emblematic of Liverpool’s modern golden era.

Since joining Anfield in 2017, Robertson has been central to Liverpool’s revival, contributing to Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, and League Cup victories.

Liverpool’s transformation under Jürgen Klopp saw Robertson at the heart of the team. His tireless runs down the left flank, precise crossing, and leadership made him one of Europe’s top full-backs at his peak.

Statistically, he remains among the Premier League’s most productive defenders for chance creation and distance covered, though age-related physical decline has started to affect his performances. This season, he has featured for only 638 minutes in league action.

While manager Arne Slot values Robertson’s experience, Liverpool’s long-term plans are increasingly focused on younger talents like Milos Kerkez.

The club is not actively pushing Robertson out but would reportedly consider reasonable offers if it allows him to play regular first-team football elsewhere.

Celtic, a club Robertson has often praised, could be an emotionally appealing destination. Atlético Madrid are also said to admire his defensive tenacity, fitting Diego Simeone’s style.

In England, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa are reportedly keeping tabs on the situation. Many believe a summer move could be mutually beneficial for both Robertson and Liverpool.