Andy Robertson next club odds: Assessing where the Liverpool left-back could move this summer

Liverpool legend Andy Robertson is looking likely to leave Anfield as a reigning Premier League champion this summer, as Arne Slot aims to make the Reds squad his own for the 2025/26 campaign. 

Scotland’s skipper would depart after winning every domestic honour there is to win having won two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, two EFL Cups and a Community Shield. 

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And the 31-year-old tasted continental success too, with a Champions League triumph preceding a UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.

The flying full-back was a key cog of Jurgen Klopp’s Merseyside machine, but who will sign ‘Robbo’ from the Reds if he’s surplus to requirements under Arne Slot?

Any Saudi Pro League club are considered favourites to acquire the full-back (4/1) but at 31 years of age, there should be plenty of life left in the Liverpool man’s legs. 

A change of culture and lifestyle alongside a healthy paypacket may be appealing, but Robertson should still feel as though he’s still capable of playing for one of Europe’s elite.

Atletico Madrid (5/1) are deemed the second favourites to secure the Scot’s signature. With best buddy Trent Alexander Arnold also swapping Merseyside for Madrid this summer, the two could be direct rivals in crosstown clashes to come in 2025/26.

Aston Villa (13/2) provide the left-back the chance to stay in England and the Premier League. Villa’s club captain John McGinn – an international team-mate of Robertson’s - is a familiar face and the club can provide him with Europa League football next season.

West Ham (17/2) is an intriguing project, as Graham Potter tries to lift the Hammers from a disappointing 2024/25 campaign. The Irons finished 14th in the Premier League, so no European football is on the horizon, but they’ll look to improve domestically.

A move to Major League Soccer with any club (9/1) would prove a change of scenery, with Robertson having never played football in North America before, but it’s hard to tell what he believes is an attractive or logical next step at this stage of his career.

Nottingham Forest (10/1) were probably people’s biggest surprise of the season in the Premier League. The Tricky Trees enjoyed a superb season, finishing seventh and qualifying for next season’s Europa Conference League, which may result in a lot of transfer movement both in and out of the City Ground this summer.

Celtic (also 10/1) seem a certainty to sign the Scotland skipper at some stage, given the Bhoys are Robertson’s boyhood heroes, but there are certainly question marks surrounding the left-back position this summer. 

Having already re-signed Kieran Tierney, and with Greg Taylor and Jeffrey Schlupp’s futures uncertain, it seems unlikely that the Hoops will pay wages of two Scottish internationals for the same position.

Moves to London with either Fulham (12/1), Brentford (14/1) or FA Cup holders Crystal Palace (16/1) seem less - or just as - likely than a return to his native Scotland. 

However, he’s as likely to sign for Rangers (16/1) than he is to any team in Turkey (16/1) according to the bookmakers.

Odds correct at the time of writing