LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM — Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed the signing of Scotland captain Andrew Robertson on a free transfer from Liverpool F.C., in a move aimed at strengthening their squad ahead of the new season.
The experienced left-back arrives at Spurs after a successful spell at Liverpool, where he established himself as one of the Premier League’s most consistent defenders and a key figure in both domestic and European competitions.
Tottenham described the signing as an important addition to their defensive setup, highlighting Robertson’s leadership qualities, high work rate, and attacking contributions from the left flank as major assets that will enhance the team’s balance.
The Scotland international, who has also captained his national team, is expected to bring experience and stability to a Tottenham side looking to compete strongly across all competitions in the upcoming campaign.
Club officials reportedly see the deal as a strategic move, taking advantage of Robertson’s availability on a free transfer to add depth and quality without a major transfer fee. His ability to support both defensive duties and attacking transitions is expected to fit into Tottenham’s tactical approach.
Robertson’s departure marks the end of a notable chapter at Liverpool, where he played a crucial role in the club’s recent successes, including domestic and European triumphs. During his time at Anfield, he formed one of the most effective full-back partnerships in modern football and earned widespread recognition for his consistency and energy.
For Tottenham, the signing is seen as part of a broader effort to reinforce key positions and improve squad depth ahead of a demanding season that will include domestic league and cup competitions.
Fans of the North London club have reacted with optimism, viewing the acquisition as a statement of intent from the club’s management as they seek to close the gap on England’s top teams.
As preparations for the new season continue, attention will now turn to how quickly Robertson adapts to his new environment and integrates into Tottenham’s tactical system under the coaching staff.
