Andrew Robertson's future with Liverpool is uncertain as he admits that his contract situation remains unresolved with just a year left. He is focused on returning in the best shape possible for pre-season, but acknowledges that the club's ambitious transfer project may lead to his departure.

Andy Robertson has expressed his determination to remain at Liverpool and fight for his place. Despite being under pressure due to mixed performances and a tactical shift under new manager Arne Slot, Robertson has no desire to leave the club this summer. He has one year remaining on his contract and hopes for support in securing a contract extension, similar to what Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk received.

Liverpool need to decide whether to sell Andy Robertson, as his position is at serious risk, and he would be paid a lot to be a backup player. Plans to bring in a new starter such as Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez are in place.

Andrew Robertson has been linked with several left-backs around the world, raising doubts about his long-term future at Liverpool. However, Robertson has committed his future to Liverpool, expressing pride over his eight years as the starting left-back. He is under contract until 2026 with an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of €23.2 million.