Andy Robertson is poised to continue his career in England next season, with reports indicating the seasoned left-back has reached a personal agreement to join Tottenham Hotspur. This highly anticipated move will see him remain within the Premier League’s competitive landscape.

Robertson’s departure from Liverpool has been a subject of speculation for several weeks. The 32-year-old defender, whose contract at Anfield was nearing its conclusion, received a heartfelt send-off from the home crowd during Liverpool’s final league fixture.

This transfer brings an end to a remarkable nine-year tenure on the banks of the Mersey, where Robertson solidified his reputation as one of the most influential defenders in the club’s recent history.

Having been acquired from Hull City for approximately nine million euros in the summer of 2017, he went on to make an impressive 378 official appearances for the Reds, proving the astute nature of that initial investment.

Despite the sporting uncertainties that previously clouded the Spurs’ season, an agreement between Robertson and Tottenham has reportedly been in place for several weeks.

Tottenham secured their Premier League status on the final day, triumphing over Everton with a 1-0 victory, which allowed them to finish ahead of West Ham in the standings.

The experienced left-back, leveraging his extensive club and international experience, is now set to embark on an exciting new chapter in North London.

A key figure for Scotland, Robertson currently boasts 92 caps and has been included in the squad for this summer’s upcoming World Cup.