Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Tottenham's Andy Robertson Transfer Talks Stall
Tottenham Hotspur wanted to sign Andy Robertson from Liverpool, but they are having trouble making the deal happen.
Tottenham wanted to sign Robertson because they have many injured players.
Liverpool asked for £5 million, and both clubs agreed in principle.
However, Liverpool couldn't find a replacement for Robertson, so the deal might not happen.
Roma, where Liverpool loaned another player, Kostas Tsimikas, doesn't have a backup and wants to keep him.
With the transfer window closing soon, it's unlikely that Robertson will move to Tottenham this season.
Both managers, Thomas Frank and Arne Slot, didn't want to talk about the transfer.
Tottenham Hotspur aimed to sign Liverpool's Andy Robertson due to an injury crisis in their squad.
Liverpool asked for a £5 million transfer fee, and a deal was agreed in principle.
Robertson's move to Tottenham was contingent on Liverpool securing a replacement, which they couldn't do.
Roma's retention of Kostas Tsimikas until the end of the season further complicated the transfer.
With the January transfer window closing soon, Robertson's move to Tottenham appears unlikely.
- Who
- Andy Robertson, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Roma
- What
- Potential transfer of Andy Robertson from Liverpool to Tottenham Hotspur
- When
- Less than a week before the conclusion of the January transfer window
- Where
- Premier League, England
- Why
- Tottenham's injury crisis and Liverpool's inability to secure a replacement for Robertson
- Player
- Andy Robertson
- Current Club
- Liverpool
- Potential Club
- Tottenham Hotspur
- Transfer Fee
- £5 million
- Transfer Window Closing
- Less than a week away
- Liverpool's Backup Issue
- Unable to secure a replacement for Robertson until the end of the season
- Roma's Role
- Retaining Kostas Tsimikas until the end of the season