Robertson is not sure of the future Liverpool with the heroes closed on Kerkez and Wirtz

The left back, Liverpool Andy Robertson, admitted that he was not sure of the future with the Premier League champions to sign Milos Kerner from Bournemouth.

Robertson has enjoyed an ANFILD talisman since joining 2017, and twice won the Premier League while also getting the EFL Cup, the FA Cup, and the Champions League title along with the FIFA World Cup and the club Cup.

The International team of Scotland has played 342 games with Reds at the time, but it may have to accept a lower role in the 2025-26 season.

After she had already signed Jeremy Fribong to help fill the void left by Trent Alexander-Arnold on the right side, Liverpool is said to have been in advanced talks with Bournemouth to sign the left Hungary Kirkrak, who scored twice and gave five passes in the impressive Premier League season in 2024-25.

In the attack, Liverpool is also pressing the signature of German striker Florian Wesroz from Bayer Leverkusen where they are looking to build on his victory in the league title, as Reds lost the English Cup of the English Cup as a foreign language and suffered from another 16 -way out in the Champions League.

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Speaking to Sky Sports, Robertson accepts the competition that Kerkez will provide as an integral part of playing with a club with such noble ambitions.

He said: “I think in any big club, I think you should always continue to move, and the club always moves forward.”

“I think you saw that we and other big clubs, such as Man City and Things, were very active in the early doors.

“I know we have already reached the door so far, but it seems that one or two will be close to what we can see on Sky Sports news most likely!

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“But yes, look, now we are at the top – it is clear that we won the league – and it is important that the club try to continue to improve and try to continue finding ways to do so.

They clearly have set some situations that they want to get new, smaller blood.

“The players we link are all the younger players, and they are all exciting players as well.

“So when you play with a big club like Liverpool, you expect challenges, and you expect you to have a competition. You have always faced it, as well as making everyone in their own positions.

“So we don’t expect anything less. We want the club to be ambitious, they do it.

And wherever we fit, if you are satisfied with your role, you will stay and do that, and if not, I am sure that there will be some people outside the door as well.

“But this is the nature of football, it’s one of the largest clubs in the world and we have to continue to move.”

Robertson’s contract with Liverpool expires at the end of the next season, with nothing about whether he will stay with the club after that campaign.

“We have discussed (my future), of course,” Robertson added. “We have had good discussions, the club and the club, but what the future hides, I am not sure

“All I know is that I fly on vacation and I need rest after a long season, then I look forward to before the season. That’s all in his season.

“I can’t look too far, and I have never done it, so I won’t start doing it now.

“I know the situation I am, and I know that I only stayed a year. I talked a lot about it, and a lot is said, but my pure focus focuses on being a father over the next two weeks and enjoying this time with children.

“Then I will try to return in the best possible way for the season, then we will see what the future hides when these decisions come.”