Scotland captain Andy Robertson told reporters he has never wavered in his loyalty to Liverpool, despite January speculation linking him with Tottenham Hotspur. He confirmed talks occurred between the clubs but he chose to stay, even after losing his regular spot to Milos Kerkez and coping with a spate of defensive injuries. Robertson stressed his focus never left the pitch.

On Friday night Robertson helped Liverpool overturn a recent league defeat by delivering both a goal and an assist in the FA Cup fifth‑round win over Wolves at Molineux. He reiterated that winning trophies – whether the FA Cup, Carabao Cup, Champions League or Premier League – remains his sole objective. With the Carabao Cup already gone, consistency in upcoming matches will dictate Liverpool’s chances.

Robertson’s contract expires this summer, and with a year left he expects negotiations to stay behind closed doors. He praised the rapport he shares with director of football Richard Hughes, chief executive Mike Gordon and chairman Michael Edwards, crediting them for his development. When a decision is reached, the club will inform supporters, but his immediate priority stays on delivering performances.