Juventus are monitoring the situation of Andrew Robertson, the Liverpool left-back, as they plan an ambitious summer transfer window despite missing out on Champions League qualification. The 32-year-old is set to become a free agent on June 30th, with his contract at Anfield expiring.
According to Sky Sports, Juventus have expressed interest in Robertson, alongside their continued pursuit of Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker. However, Tottenham Hotspur currently lead the race for the Scotland international, with a pre-agreement reportedly in place. The Spurs were waiting to confirm their Premier League status, which they have now secured, making a move for Robertson more likely.
Robertson began his career in the Celtic youth system before moving to Queen's Park in 2012. He then spent a year at Dundee United before joining Hull City in 2014, where he experienced both relegation to and promotion from the Championship. His performances for Hull earned him a transfer to Liverpool in 2017.
During his nine seasons with Liverpool, Robertson established himself as a key player, eventually becoming vice-captain. He won a host of trophies including two League Cups, an FA Cup, two Premier League titles, a Champions League, a UEFA Super Cup, and a FIFA Club World Cup. He is known for his attacking prowess, excellent crossing ability, and stamina.
Robertson is a dynamic left-back with a strong left foot, capable of contributing in both attack and defense. He combines pace with endurance and possesses good dribbling skills, making him a dangerous outlet on the flank. His vision and passing range also allow him to operate as a playmaker from a deeper position. Juventus are looking to add experienced players with leadership qualities to their squad, and Robertson fits that profile. While Tottenham currently hold the advantage, Juventus remain interested and are observing the situation closely.
