"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."
"He [Kerkez] is only young and I think we forget that. You try to help them as much as you can but you want to put pressure on them and you want to play games."
Andrew Robertson has been displaced in Liverpool's starting lineup by new signing Milos Kerkez but chose to remain at the club for the final year of his contract. Robertson was linked with a move to Atlético Madrid but stayed despite expecting to be a backup. He came off the bench at Burnley and immediately improved Liverpool's left side, showing he remains effective. Robertson emphasized his desire to play and push to regain the starting role, used the international break to regain match fitness and confidence, and said he will both pressure and help the younger Kerkez.
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