From signing to stardom, Andy Robertson reveals how Mohamed Salah quietly reshaped his Liverpool journey (via Getty Images)
Andy Robertson has hailed Mohamed Salah for playing a key role in shaping his career at Liverpool FC. The Scotland left-back opened up on Salah’s influence both on and off the field. He spoke about the winger’s discipline, strong mentality, and consistent professionalism during their time together at the club.Salah recently confirmed that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season as a free agent. His departure will mark the end of a successful era under Jurgen Klopp. Robertson and Salah joined the club in the same transfer window back in 2017. Over nine seasons, they built a strong bond. They helped Liverpool win major trophies, including the Premier League and Champions League.
Andy Robertson reflects on Mo Salah’s impact on his journey
Andy Robertson shared that Mo Salah supported him from the very beginning at Liverpool.
He admitted that when he joined from Hull City, he lacked full confidence. He initially saw himself as an outsider among top players. However, senior teammates like James Milner, Jordan Henderson, and Adam Lallana helped him back his ability. Salah, in particular, played a major role in boosting his confidence.He explained that Salah’s life revolves around football. His strict routine and dedication keep him in top physical condition.
Robertson even joked that he could not match Salah’s fitness levels. He added that such commitment is necessary to succeed at the highest level.
Talking about their journey, Robertson said they developed together as players. He watched Salah become one of the best footballers in the world. He credited Salah’s goals for rescuing the team in difficult moments many times. Their relationship also grew off the pitch, as their families became close and shared many experiences together.Robertson described Salah as not just a teammate but also a close friend. He said it has been a privilege to play alongside him. He also noted that Salah’s presence has been important in the dressing room. With Salah now set to leave, Robertson expects an emotional farewell.During their time together, the duo played hundreds of matches and built strong chemistry. Despite a slightly quieter season, Salah remains one of Liverpool’s greatest players, with outstanding 255 goals and 122 assists over the years in 435 games.
