Liverpool · UEFA Nations League · Defender · #26 · Scotland · 31 yrs
Tottenham have finished 17th in each of the last two Premier League seasons, but Andy Robertson is confident they will improve this term. The post Robertson: Competition for places will help Spurs avoid future relegation battles appeared first on SoccerNews.
Having left Liverpool as a free agent, Andy Robertson is one of the players currently trying to settle in at Tottenham Hotspur. Spurs play their first Premier League season away to Brentford on August 22nd. “Pre-season is so important. They’re trying to get us all settled in as quickly as possible.” 🗣️ Watch Andy Robertson’s […] The post “Pre-season is so important” – New Spurs signing Andy Robertson (Video) appeared first on SoccerNews.
Tottenham have confirmed that full-back Andy Robertson will wear number three during his time at the club. This is common for left-backs but it is not the Scotland international's go-to number; at his past three clubs (Liverpool, Hull City and Dundee United), Robertson opted to wear number 26.
Roberto De Zerbi says he wants to build a team with "soul" at Tottenham and insists the summer spending is "not finished yet". Spurs have already spent £237m on Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and Jan Paul van Hecke, while Martin Dubravka, Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi have also signed as free agents. De Zerbi believes everyone is fully bought in to the "project", after he guided Spurs to safety at the end of last season with a final day win over Everton.
Scotland face Brazil in their final group game, with Andy Robertson believing his team can cause an upset and reach the World Cup last 32. The post Robertson: Scotland should relish, not fear crucial Brazil clash appeared first on SoccerNews.
Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a £52m deal with Brighton for Dutch defender Jan Paul van Hecke. Scotland defender Andy Robertson has already signed from Liverpool, with Argentinian centre-half Marcos Senesi agreeing a move from Bournemouth. The arrivals of Van Hecke and Senesi will leave Roberto de Zerbi with a wealth of central defensive options.
