🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Liverpool fans left in shock this morning after hearing the heartbreaking Andy Robertson news.
Liverpool have struggled throughout the season with issues at left-back, particularly due to Andy Robertson’s dip in form. The Scotland international’s red card against Fulham over the weekend played a key role in Liverpool dropping two crucial points in the Premier League title race.
Despite managing to secure a 2-2 draw, Liverpool might have won the match had they kept all 11 players on the pitch. Robertson’s inconsistent performances have been a concern, while the Reds’ other left-back, Kostas Tsimikas, has been plagued by fitness problems, creating a selection headache for manager Arne Slot.
Liverpool are reportedly planning to address this problem in the upcoming transfer windows and have already identified Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies as a potential solution. Former scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Liverpool have been closely monitoring the Canadian international.
“From what I hear, Liverpool have had scouts watching him,” Brown revealed. “They’ll be assessing his performances and reporting back to the chief scout or manager before any decisions are made. The fact that he could be available on a free transfer is a huge incentive given his high stature in the game.”
However, Liverpool face significant competition for Davies, with Real Madrid also heavily linked with the pacey left-back. Davies is entering the final year of his contract at Bayern Munich, which means he will be free to negotiate with other clubs starting in January. Liverpool will need to move quickly and strategically if they hope to secure his signature.
While Robertson’s future and form remain uncertain, it’s evident that left-back is an area Liverpool need to strengthen. Signing Davies, especially on a free transfer, would be a sensible move that addresses this problem while saving on transfer fees. Alternatively, Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez has also been mentioned as another left-back option for the Merseyside club.