Andy Robertson's 'verbal agreement' for next move as he speaks out on Liverpool return

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SportFootballLiverpool FCAndy Robertson played his final game for Liverpool in their 1-1 draw with Brentford at Anfield following nine years and 378 appearancesAndy Robertson is reportedly poised to join Tottenham this summer after featuring in his final match for Liverpool on Sunday. He has been at the club since arriving from Hull City in 2017 and will depart after nine years and 378 appearances for Liverpool.Tottenham attempted to sign Robertson in January, but were unable to complete a deal.

Liverpool were open to selling the 32-year-old before his contract ran out, and Robertson held discussions with Spurs, but he opted to stay put.READ MORE: Mohamed Salah's Liverpool wish granted as what Arne Slot and Anfield crowd did speaks volumesREAD MORE: Incoming Liverpool signing drops emotional goodbye statement after delivering on promiseNevertheless, there are reports stating he has 'verbally agreed' personal terms with Spurs, who are well-placed to finalise the transfer after avoiding the drop from the Premier League. Their 1-0 victory over Everton on Sunday proved sufficient to secure 17th place and condemn West Ham to relegation.Robertson has stated he will now turn his attention to representing Scotland at the World Cup this summer, while also touching on the possibility of a future return to Liverpool."These guys come and support us every single week.

Seamus Coleman is leaving Everton and he's been a fantastic servant for that football club."In years to come, then we know we're both welcome back to this football club. I know this is our family and we'll be welcome back."Robertson has been displaced by Milos Kerkez as Liverpool's number one left-back choice, with the club having been open to offloading their experienced defender back in January.