By Steven Northover

Tottenham Hotspur seem increasingly likely to sign legendary left back Andrew Robertson this window according to The Athletic.
The north London side, currently in 14th, were initially keen on signing the Scottish Captain in the Summer on a free, however appear to have bought plans forward.

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It has been an open secret for some time that Robertson's time at Liverpool was coming end, certainly since the signing of Milos Kerkez, however the two time Premier League Champion has been open to remaining at Anfield beyond his current contract - which expires at the end of this season - with his only stipulation that he starts more.

However, with that seemingly unlikely, with an exit this window now seemingly inevitable if an agreement can be made between all three parties.

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Joining from Hull in 2017, Robertson formed a formidable partnership with Trent Alexander-Arnold on the opposite side of defence, making a record total of 60 assists, the most for any Left Back in the Premier League.
Aside from his two Premier League titles, he has won the Champions League, the FA Cup, and League Cup, and is rightly seen as one of the club's greatest ever players.
However, as an almost every present for Liverpool in his early career, injuries and durability have seemingly caught up with the 31-year-old, having only started four times in the league this season, and perhaps now seems like the right time for the defender to blow out from under the Anfield lights.

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