Andy Robertson won’t be short of suitors if he parts ways with Liverpool this summer. His future at Anfield has looked uncertain for some time, and with his current deal nearing its end, speculation about his next destination is already heating up.
Celtic continue to be linked with the Scotland captain, but they’re just one of several clubs monitoring the situation.
Tottenham have emerged as one of the most talked-about options, though their circumstances could play a big role. Their final league standing remains unclear, and the possibility of dropping down the table—or worse—could impact their chances of landing a player of Robertson’s calibre. If things don’t go their way, it could shift the entire transfer picture.
Ally McCoist believes that kind of uncertainty might give Celtic a real opportunity. In his view, if Robertson had to choose between playing in the Championship or returning to Glasgow, Parkhead would be a strong pull. However, McCoist also expects interest from other Premier League sides to complicate matters.
Speaking on talkSPORT, he suggested that while Celtic would be an attractive option in certain scenarios, it’s unlikely Robertson would be short of top-flight offers in England. He also expressed surprise at how limited the left-back’s involvement has been at Liverpool recently, especially considering his consistent performances over the years.
Robertson’s role at Anfield has evolved over the past season. Once a guaranteed starter, he now faces increased competition, particularly with the rise of Milos Kerkez. That shift has naturally led to questions about his long-term place in the squad and whether a move might offer him more regular football.
Despite the ongoing speculation, Robertson himself has remained calm and professional. His priority, at least for now, is finishing the season strongly before making any firm decisions about the future.
In recent comments, he made it clear that his focus is on giving his all until the end of the campaign, while also acknowledging that conversations about what comes next have been ongoing behind the scenes. He described the discussions with the club as open and honest, stressing that no formal contract situation forced his hand.
He also hinted that playing time will be a major factor in whatever decision he makes. While he still believes he can perform at the highest level, he recognises that nothing is guaranteed at a club like Liverpool—or anywhere else.
For Robertson, the next step isn’t just about the badge he wears, but about being on the pitch regularly. Whether that leads him back to Celtic or keeps him in the Premier League remains to be seen, but his desire for consistent football will ultimately shape the outcome.
