
Scottish full-back Andy Robertson has left Liverpool after nine years and joined Tottenham Hotspur, India TV News reported. Robertson told JioHotstar that nine years at Liverpool was a long time, that he…
Scottish full-back Andy Robertson has left Liverpool after nine years and joined Tottenham Hotspur, India TV News reported. Robertson told JioHotstar that nine years at Liverpool was a long time, that he had given everything for the club and won everything there, but that a new challenge felt right at this stage of his career and he was excited when the Tottenham opportunity arose. The report does not give the transfer fee or the length of his new contract.

Robertson also credited Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi as a huge reason for the move, saying phone conversations with de Zerbi showed him how clear the manager's footballing vision was and that Spurs are a club going places. Spurs finished last season close to the relegation zone before avoiding it, and have signed several players since. The two sides meet Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on August 22.
India TV News backs the headline move with Robertson's own words rather than club statements: he names de Zerbi's clarity of vision, built up over phone calls before the transfer, as central to his decision. Calling his Liverpool spell every title imaginable is emphatic shorthand rather than an itemised record, and the report supplies neither a fee nor a contract length to weigh the deal's scale. Spurs' near relegation last season is the context Robertson's move sits against, his first chance to affect it comes when Tottenham host Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on August 22.
Source: www.indiatvnews.com
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