"Liverpool have held talks over extending their vice-captain's outstanding Anfield career but, with no firm offer on the table, Robertson's next step is uncertain beyond competing in Scotland's first World Cup for 28 years. The left-back, who turns 32 in March, turned down Atletico Madrid last summer and is likely to have several options should he become a free agent."
"I've got five months left and we need to see the option to stay or if there's options to go and things like that. I'll sit down with my family and decide. After a stressful summer, I'm just trying to enjoy being a part of it, and being a Liverpool player. I wanted to qualify for the World Cup and thankfully we've managed to do that. I need to see what myself and my family wants."
"The Scotland captain has started four Premier League games to Kerkez's 17, though he has started 11 times in total, and indicated that a desire to play would be a factor in his decision. Asked whether the next few months would determine his future, he replied: I can focus on the last eight and a half years. I think Jurgen Klopp left me out of one game and I was raging. I'm a player who wants to play. I've played through injuries."
Andy Robertson's contract at Liverpool expires in five months and no firm extension offer has been made. Liverpool have held private talks about extending the vice-captain's Anfield career but Robertson's next step remains uncertain beyond competing for Scotland at the World Cup. The left-back, who turns 32 in March, turned down Atletico Madrid last summer and could have multiple options as a free agent. Robertson has lost his regular starting role to £40m summer signing Milos Kerkez, starting four Premier League games to Kerkez's 17 and 11 times overall. Robertson said playing time and family discussions will determine his future.
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