Ruben Amorim delivers blow to Liverpool transfer hopes

Liverpool are strategizing to recrit a new left-back next summer, aiming to secure a long-term successor for Andy Robertson while also seeking to keep him committed to the club.

Although Robertson remains a crucial asset to the team, there are growing concerns regarding his fitness, and his appearances in Arne Slot’s starting lineup have been inconsistent this season.

The club has no intention of parting ways with Robertson at the season’s end and is preparing to initiate negotiations with the Scottish international’s representatives over a new contract.

Nonetheless, Liverpool recognizes the importance of planning for the future by identifying a suitable successor. Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez has emerged as one of the players Liverpool is monitoring closely as a potential acquisi

tion.