Andy Robertson has admitted having to make "sacrifices" in order to help Liverpool surge back into Champions League contention this season.
The Scottish left back has become a mainstay at Anfield under Jurgen Klopp, ever since signing from Hull for just £8 million in July 2017. Indeed, his foraging runs forward have become a feature of the dynasty built by the German, which has seen The Reds win the Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup, and World Club Cup under his tenure.
This season has represented a difficult one though, until a recent resurgence that has seen the Reds win six straight league games to move back into contention for a top four finish. Part of their upturn in form has been credited to deploying Trent Alexander-Arnold in a more advanced midfield role, with the right back starring in their 3-0 win at Leicester on Monday.
