Live from anfield, A shocking decision has been made by Liverpool about Andy Robertson’s future at Anfield

Liverpool are reportedly preparing to enter contract negotiations with left-back Andy Robertson next summer, as his current deal nears its final 12 months. Contract renewals have been a hot topic at Anfield recently, with star players like Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold all facing the end of their contracts this season.

Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Liverpool’s management is already working on extending Ibrahima Konate’s contract, describing a new deal as “only a matter of time.” Meanwhile, reports from *Football Insider* suggest that Liverpool manager Arne Slot still considers Robertson as his first-choice left-back, and contract discussions with the Scotland captain are planned for the summer of 2025. The goal is to avoid last-minute negotiations similar to those currently unfolding with Salah, Van Dijk, and Alexander-Arnold.

Liverpool planning Robertson contract talks

Although Robertson has faced some recent criticism—especially following a tough match against Arsenal—his leadership and influence within Liverpool’s dressing room remain valued. A member of Liverpool’s leadership group alongside Salah, Van Dijk, Trent, and Alisson, Robertson plays a crucial role in squad continuity, especially with the potential departure of other leaders. At 30, he is seen as having several strong years left, and with his weekly wage of £160,000, he represents solid value for Liverpool.

Assuming Robertson continues to feature prominently under Slot, he’s likely to be open to extending his stay at Anfield. Fans are hopeful these negotiations will avoid the complexities surrounding other key players’ contracts.