Liverpool FC has confirmed that long-standing defender Andrew Robertson will bring his tenure at the club to an end following the conclusion of the 2025/2026 season. The Scotland national team captain is set to leave Anfield this summer as his current contract reaches its expiration. The club’s official statement acknowledged the significant impact the left-back has had since joining the team, marking the end of a highly successful era for both the player and the Merseyside institution.

Since his transfer from Hull City in 2017, Robertson has established himself as a cornerstone of the Liverpool squad, accumulating 373 appearances over nine distinguished seasons. Known for his immense work rate and consistent performances, he became a vital component of the tactical system that returned Liverpool to the pinnacle of domestic and European football. His departure marks the exit of one of the most reliable and influential figures in the club’s recent history.

During his nine-year stay, Robertson achieved a comprehensive sweep of major honors. His trophy cabinet includes two Premier League titles, the UEFA Champions League, the FA Cup, and two League Cups. Additionally, he was instrumental in securing the FIFA Club World Cup, the UEFA Super Cup, and the FA Community Shield. His journey at Anfield is defined by these collective triumphs, cementing his status as a legendary figure among the club’s global fanbase.

As the current campaign enters its final stages, the number 26 remains fully committed to ensuring a successful finish to the 2025/2026 season. The club has announced that a formal farewell ceremony will be held following the end of the term to honor Robertson’s contributions and dedicated service. While his playing days at Anfield are drawing to a close, his legacy as one of the most decorated defenders in Liverpool’s modern era remains firmly intact.