Andy Robertson revealed earlier this month that he has the option to extend his deal at Anfield. He said that discussions have now taken place, which will remain private, and added that he has spoken to them and they will see what happens. Robertson stated he would like to stay but called it a difficult question. He mentioned that he has five months left on his contract and that they need to see what the option is to stay or if there are options to go.

A one-year extension at Anfield remains an option for Robertson. Liverpool value his experience as they integrate Kerkez and manage new signings for the next cycle at Anfield. A Merseyside source said that they have a strong desire to keep him for a smooth transition.

Pete O’Rourke has reported that Liverpool are planning to hold contract talks with Robertson. Talks are expected between Robertson and Liverpool to arrange a new contract. There is a risk he could leave at the end of the season if no new deal is agreed. If he does not sign a new contract, he could potentially sign a pre-contract in January or leave on a free transfer next summer.

According to Team Talk, Liverpool manager Slot and sporting director Hughes are now considering handing Andy Robertson a new deal.