Reports from England are claiming that Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes are not panicking, however, there has yet to be much positive news about any potential agreements being close, meaning that a lot of Liverpool fans are starting to get a bit nervy.

Liverpool's Andy Robertson has vowed to prove his critics wrong after losing his place in the starting lineup to Greece international Kostas Tsimikas.

Andy Robertson has vowed to prove his doubters wrong after being “written off” for the first time in his Liverpool career. The Scotland international has found his opportunities limited in recent weeks with Kostas Tsimikas given more game time by head coach Arne Slot.

I knew that the next time I got a chance I would take it and that’s what I tried to do [on Saturday].” Robertson has made more than 300 appearances for Liverpool since joining from Hull in 2017 and while he took several months to establish himself in the side,

Andy Robertson believes Arne Slot is wrong about the current Liverpool team. The Scot has been very open with his assessment. Andy Robertson admits he hasn't been at his best lately. The left-back struggled quite badly for 45 minutes against Arsenal a few weeks ago - arguably the worst 45 of his Liverpool career.

Liverpool have set sights on an exciting young talent, a Swedish left-back currently turning heads in the Danish Superliga with FC Nordsjaelland.