(Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images) Andy Robertson’s Liverpool exit has been officially confirmed ahead of the summer transfer window. The Scotland international may yet be heading to Tottenham on a free transfer (assuming Spurs manage to retain Premier League status). With the legendary fullback set to call time on his Anfield career, his teammates have begun issuing heartfelt statements to share their appreciation. Virgil van Dijk shares heartfelt message to Andy Robertson & Mo Salah Virgil van Dijk joined Mo Salah in reflecting on his long working relationship with Andy Robertson and the Egyptian King at Liverpool Football Club. In a detailed Instagram post, the Dutchman concluded: “You came as teammates, you leave as legends… and more importantly, you leave as family.” View this post on Instagram The ever-reliable David Ornstein at The Athletic confirmed that the Scotsman is potentially due to join up with Roberto De Zerbi’s struggling Tottenham outfit in the summer. As for Salah, potential takers remain to be seen. Some reports indicated that the likes of Bayern Munich might be keen on snapping up the Premier League winner. However, it’s our understanding that such claims are incredibly wide of the mark. Far more likely, in our view, is a potential switch to the Middle East, or perhaps even the MLS, as our No.11 looks to wind down his playing career. Whatever the case, there’s no question we owe both players an immense debt of gratitude for their contributions to a genuine golden age at Liverpool Football Club. * Andy Robertson and Mo Salah’s all-time stats at Liverpool How on earth can you replace these two? Post navigation I’ve defended him for months because of his price tag, but after what I saw behind the scenes yesterday, I’m done. He’s not a Liverpool player. He’s a passenger, a fraud, and he’s costing this club its future. The board needs to terminate the contract tonight,” Jamie Carragher goes scorched earth in a sensational rant, naming the “big-money flop” who has reportedly been caught laughing after a devastating loss. Under-fire Arne Slot opens up on Liverpool future ahead of Fulham clash