Andrew Robertson is a Scottish left-back, captain of the Scotland national team and one of Liverpool's main players since his arrival in 2017. He began his professional career at Queen's Park, a club in his hometown of Glasgow, before transferring to Dundee United. His rise continued at Hull City, in England, where he caught attention for his offensive intensity and defensive ability, characteristics that led him to transfer to Liverpool in 2017 for a value considered low at the time. At Liverpool, Robertson established himself as one of the world's best left-backs, forming with Trent Alexander-Arnold a decisive left-back pairing in the conquest of the Champions League 2018-19 and the English Premier League 2019-20, the club's first domestic title in 30 years. With the Scotland national team, he became captain and a key player in the country's qualification for Euro 2020 and 2024, contributing to Scotland's return to major international tournaments after a long drought.
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Andrew Robertson is a Scottish left-back, captain of the Scotland national team and one of Liverpool's main players since his arrival in 2017. He began his professional career at Queen's Park, a club in his hometown of Glasgow, before transferring to Dundee United. His rise continued at Hull City, in England, where he caught attention for his offensive intensity and defensive ability, characteristics that led him to transfer to Liverpool in 2017 for a value considered low at the time. At Liverpool, Robertson established himself as one of the world's best left-backs, forming with Trent Alexander-Arnold a decisive left-back pairing in the conquest of the Champions League 2018-19 and the English Premier League 2019-20, the club's first domestic title in 30 years. With the Scotland national team, he became captain and a key player in the country's qualification for Euro 2020 and 2024, contributing to Scotland's return to major international tournaments after a long drought.