It’s official… Robertson announces his new club

The Scottish star has moved on Andy RobertsonThe former Liverpool man has officially joined the new club on a free transfer, which will commence on July 1 next, following the expiry of his contract with the Reds.

As reported by Tottenham Hotspur’s official website, the club is delighted to complete this deal and sign the multi-title Scotland captain, who is regarded as a leader on and off the pitch.

The sports director of the club, Johan Lange, said. “We are very pleased to welcome Andy to the club. First of all, he is an exceptional left-back, one of the best in the history of the English Premier League, and he is a player who will increase the strength of our squad.”

Lang added: “Furthermore, his quality, personality and leadership qualities have been quite evident throughout his football career, where he has regularly competed and won major titles. Andy’s professionalism and commitment will be invaluable to the development of our team and he shares our ambition and determination to return success to this club.

In turn, Roberto De Zerbi, the team’s technical director, said: “Andy is a player I have admired for many years and he will bring technical quality, experience and outstanding leadership to the team. He has long proven to be a winning player at the highest levels and can be a great and influential player, I can have a positive impact on and off our field. all around him.’

Andy Robertson joins Tottenham with a wealth of experience and a record full of medals and trophies, following a stellar career that spanned nine years at Anfield with Liverpool.

Robertson made his first forays into the world of senior football in 2012 with Queen’s Park Club, then in the amateur ranks, and then witnessed an amazing rise to English, European and international football in the following years.

The left-back is noted for his great intelligence and high personality and spirit as he has enjoyed success at every station he has held, from reaching the Scottish Cup final with Dundee United and winning the Scottish Young Player of the Year award in his first professional season, to leading his next club, Hull City, to the English Premier League in 2016 and continuing his success.

The following year saw the player move to Liverpool, with plenty of success following as the Scottish star managed to win every major trophy available with the Reds.

The 32-year-old player reached the Champions League final three times, and won the title in the 2018-2019 season. He also helped the Reds to the Premier League, European Super Cup and Club World Cup the following season, before winning the FA Cup, League Cup and Charity Shield in 2022, before adding another Premier League gold medal to his collection in 2025.