Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly initiated surprise negotiations to sign Liverpool stalwart Andy Robertson.

According to the BBC, Spurs manager Thomas Frank is keen on securing the 32-year-old Scottish captain to stabilize a squad currently lacking in veteran presence.

Spurs Target Robertson’s “Winning DNA”

With his contract at Anfield set to expire this summer, Robertson is reportedly open to a new challenge after seeing his starting minutes limited under Arne Slot.

For Tottenham, this move is about more than just tactical reinforcement; it is a strategic attempt to address the leadership vacuum created when club icon Son Heung-min departed for LAFC.

Son’s exit left a significant hole in the team’s culture, which has been further exacerbated by a season-ending injury to veteran defender Ben Davies.

Filling the Void Left by Son Heung-min at Tottenham

The pursuit of Robertson draws parallels to Tottenham’s 2005 signing of Edgar Davids, who was brought in at 32 to instill a winning mentality among the club’s younger players.

Robertson, who has made 363 appearances and won nine major trophies including the Premier League and Champions League, fits this profile perfectly.

Spurs’ hierarchy believes his experience is essential to guide a talented but young roster that has struggled to find its emotional center since the departure of Son Heung-min.

A New Chapter at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham CEO Vinai Venkatesham has previously emphasized the need for “leadership and experience” to compete at the highest level.

While Robertson has only started four times this season for Liverpool, his reputation for relentless energy and vocal leadership makes him the ideal candidate to revitalize the atmosphere at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Fans are hopeful that the “Anfield fire” Robertson brings can help the club navigate this period of transition.