"One of the players that could have departed Anfield but didn't was Andy Robertson, who has been replaced by Milos Kerkez as Arne Slot's starting left-back. During the summer, Robertson emerged as a leading target for Atletico Madrid, but in the end, a deal was ruled out by all parties. And the Scotland international has now opened up on that episode."
"Maybe at one point (I thought about leaving). I do want to play games and be the starting left-back and I have got to keep pushing to try to produce the levels I know I can do. The international break was good for me as I was able to get two 90 minutes, get that match fitness and two really good results for Scotland and I took a lot of confidence from that."
Andy Robertson considered leaving Liverpool during the summer but did not actively push for a move. Atletico Madrid emerged as a leading suitor but a transfer was ultimately ruled out by all parties. Robertson has been displaced as Arne Slot's starting left-back by Milos Kerkez but remains part of Liverpool's squad. He emphasized a desire to play regularly and to push for high performance levels. The Scotland international used the international break to regain match fitness with two full games and strong results. Robertson's contract runs until next summer, when a departure remains possible, while he aims for further honours with Liverpool.
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