Liverpool know their left-back needs planning. Andy Robertson’s deal runs until 2026, but talks on an extension are nowhere in sight. Kostas Tsimikas remains uncertain and may leave in search of playing time. According to TBR football, Liverpool is preparing.
Enter Antonee Robinson.
Twenty-seven. American international. Ten assists from defense—the most by any Premier League defender this season. Scouts at Anfield have monitored him all year.
Some insiders even prefer him to other targets like Milos Kerkez, Rayan Ait‑Nouri or Ajax’s Jorrel Hato. They believe he can step in and deliver from day one.
He’s familiar with Merseyside roots—raised in Liverpool, trained at Everton academy—and eager to return north.
Robinson has dominated. He delivered a standout defensive performance at Anfield, stifling Salah and winning duels.
In one league season he’s matched only Mohamed Salah and Bukayo Saka for assists. He continues to lead defenders in assists this term.
Fulham still hold his future—contract until 2028 and likely to demand more than his €28 m Transfermarkt value. Sources suggest Liverpool may need to pay in the £40 m–£50 m range.
Liverpool are gearing up. They see Robinson as a plug‑and‑play upgrade—physically ready and tactically intelligent.
If Robertson declines to commit and Tsimikas departs, the club won’t hesitate. Robinson fits the DNA of the squad slotting into Arne Slot’s rhythm from the start.
Time is tight. The title chase lives now—and summer strategy is already in motion.