Andrew Robertson

Scottish footballer with Liverpool FC achievements

Andrew Robertson - Scottish footballer with Liverpool FC achievements
Born

March 11th, 1994
31 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Scotland

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A professional footballer, prominent in the Premier League, played as a left-back for Liverpool FC. Established a reputation for pace, stamina, and defensive skills. Originated from Greenock, Scotland, and began his career with Queen's Park before moving to Dundee United. Achievements included winning the Championship with Hull City and earning accolades with Liverpool, contributing to significant victories in domestic and European competitions.

Winning the UEFA Champions League with Liverpool FC

Winning the Premier League with Liverpool FC

Winning the FIFA Club World Cup with Liverpool FC

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