Tottenham still wants Andy Robertson despite relegation threat and Celtic links
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Liverpool IconLiverpool FC NewsFeaturesAndy RobertsonAndy Robertson was linked with a January transfer to Tottenham but ended up staying at Liverpool, despite his dissatisfaction with his reduced game time on MerseysideAndy Robertson continues to be linked with a move away from Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)Tottenham is still interested in signing Liverpool defender Andy Robertson, despite the threat of relegation that looms over the North London club.Spurs were interested in signing Robertson during the January transfer window amid the Scot's reduction in game time at Anfield, but he ended up staying with the Reds.Robertson's contract at Liverpool will expire at the end of the season, though, and Football Insider reports that Tottenham remains interested in potentially signing him this summer.Whether a move to Tottenham would appeal to Robertson is a different matter entirely, considering the dire state that the club finds itself in.READ MORE: Joe Gomez makes honest admission about Liverpool players under pressureREAD MORE: Joe Gomez sends Arne Slot message about his game time and position at LiverpoolRobertson – who has also been linked with a move to Celtic – joined Liverpool in 2017, and has been a mainstay ever since, but this season has seen him largely play second fiddle to Milos Kerkez.Kerkez joined Liverpool from Bournemouth last summer and has started over 30 times in all competitions this season, while Robertson has lined up in just 14 games.Robertson started on the bench against Galatasaray earlier this week, just a few days on from having produced a brilliant performance in Liverpool's FA Cup win over Wolves.Robertson opened the scoring in stunning fashion at Molineux before producing a neat assist for Mohamed Salah just minutes later.Milos Kerkez has been favored ahead of Robertson for most of the seasonAsked whether he felt he had a point to prove against Wolves, Robertson responded: "I'm not sure I've got a point to prove in a Liverpool shirt."I think the fans know that I give everything every time I come on the pitch and I hope they believe that and I've done that for nine years now, so it's not really that. It's just when you get on the pitch, you just want to enjoy it."I love playing football, I love training with these lads, I love playing with them.
When you get the opportunity to go on the pitch, I just want to make the most of it and I think I did that today."Arne Slot admitted in the buildup to the Galatasaray game that he had a difficult decision to make at left-back, before ultimately plumping for Kerkez."[Andy] Robertson played a really good game [at Wolverhampton Wanderers], Milos [Kerkez] has played really good games for us," Slot said ahead of the game. "Both have played many good games recently for us."Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Andy RobertsonTransfersLiverpool FC