Andy Robertson has confirmed he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, revealing that a new contract was never formally offered despite months of discussions. The left-back, who is in his ninth season at Anfield, stressed that the decision came after open talks with the club and his family. “There have been discussions all season. Last summer I was close to having a decision to make and I decided to stay. It was the same in January. It was more a discussion with the club and it was an open and honest conversation.” “I’ve always said I’ve had an amazing relationship with the owners… It was just a sit-down with my wife to see what we wanted next.”Robertson made it clear that his departure was not due to rejecting a deal. “It’s not like I’ve knocked back a contract or anything, there was no contract on the table. It was a conversation we all had.”“I want to play… I believe I’ve still got the ability to play. I think I have showed that this season.”The 32-year-old admitted that the timing simply felt right to move on. “Look, you can’t be promised [starts] at this club – and that’s absolutely fine… But it’s also maybe time for the story to end.” “All good things come to an end. I’ve been here nine years and I couldn’t have dreamed of it being any better.” Post navigation Slot makes Alisson admission after Liverpool beat Fulham “I’d be shocked…” — Arne Slot provides an update on Curtis Jones’ injury after his half-time substitution.