Khaberni - Andy Robertson confirmed on Thursday his intention to leave Liverpool, the holder of the Premier League title for football, by the end of the season after spending nine years at "Anfield," shortly after his teammate, the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, announced his departure from the club.
Robertson said in a post on the club's official Instagram page, "It is never easy to leave a club like Liverpool, which has been a big part of my life and my family's life. But I know that things move on in football, and I know that teams move on. I believe it is time for me to move on and go wherever my next step and career lead me.
He concluded: I will always look back on the wonderful memories at this club, where I gave my best over nine years. This club will always mean everything to me, and the fans will always mean everything to me. It has been a wonderful journey.
The captain of the Scotland national team played 373 matches with Liverpool since joining from Hull City in 2017, scored 13 goals and provided 69 assists during a title-rich period in Merseyside.
Robertson won the Premier League twice, the Champions League once, the FA Cup once, the League Cup twice, the FIFA Club World Cup once, the UEFA Super Cup once, and the Community Shield once.
This comes after Mohamed Salah, one of the greatest players in Liverpool's history and the driving force behind the team's modern era of success, announced his departure from "Anfield" at the end of the season.
