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Published 12:01 23 Jan 2026 GMT
Updated 12:01 23 Jan 2026 GMT

A big six club are working on a deal to sign Andy Robertson from Liverpool this month, in a remarkable new report from David Ornstein of The Athletic.
Out of contract this summer, the Liverpool legend has featured 13 times in the league and four times in the Champions League.
An ever-present in the side under Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot's first season on Merseyside, the Reds' vice-captain has seen his minutes managed more this campaign - after the signing of Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth.
Now though, a move could be on the horizon - with Tottenham Hotspur posing a strong interest and 'negotiations advancing'.
Spurs, enduring a tough season in 14th, could do with some valuable experience in the backline.
Robertson, a two-time Premier League winner and Champions League winner, would certainly fit the bill to improve Thomas Franks' North London outfit as they look to march up the table.
A legend in the Reds shirt, he formed a dynamic duo with former player Trent Alexander-Arnold, including a period in which the two were unplayable.
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