The team’s “player of the season” flirts with Liverpool with a £35 million claim.
Due to Antonee Robinson’s refusal to deny rumors of a high-profile move to Anfield, Liverpool has received assistance in its pursuit of the Fulham star. Robinson has improved from the previous season and had a fantastic Premier League season. In his 37 league games, the left-back did not manage to score, but he did contribute six assists for his teammates.
One of Marco Silva’s greatest performers this season, Robinson helped Fulham place 13th in the Premier League. Robinson is probably going to be vying for the official player of the season title at Fulham. However, The Athletic have already declared Robinson to be Fulham’s player of the year. The 26-year-old was questioned in a recent interview concerning the new five-year deal he inked last summer, which did not put a stop to rumors that he would be moving to Liverpool. Robinson stated, “I was really happy at Fulham, so I signed the deal.” “I adore the club, I’m extremely settled here, and I want to keep growing.” Signing wasn’t a tough decision. Other folks are showing a lot of interest.
It basically comes down to whether or not someone wanted me badly enough to pay Fulham’s asking price. If Fulham thought that was a good idea, I would depart. “But I’m just looking forward to the Copa and then starting next year with Fulham—pushing on and trying to assist the team reach to even better finishing spots—until that happens, and I have no idea if it would.” Arsenal trades: Antonee Robinson talks about his future It was reported in March that Robinson’s agent and Liverpool had already discussed a potential deal. The £35 million required to sign the flying full-back is allegedly something the Reds are willing to spend. They will, however, need to act quickly this summer because Manchester City is also considering them.
At left back, Liverpool already has Joe Gomez, Kostas Tsimikas, and Andy Robertson. Gomez has performed admirably in filling in for Robertson while he was injured, raising questions about Tsimikas. However, Gomez is usually thought of as a right-back or center-half, so Liverpool may need the addition of a new left-back to support Robertson. Robinson already has a ton of elite experience, so adding him would be fantastic. Robinson, an international player for the United States, may someday take Robertson’s place at left back because he is currently 30 years old. Robinson also talked about a number of other facets of his profession, such as his rising prominence in the Prem.