Liverpool fans love Robbie Fowler's reaction to Andy Robertson's new contract

Since coming to Liverpool in 2017, Andy Robertson has become better and better able to claim to be the best left-back in the Premier League.

As such, it is not surprising that Liverpool decided to tie the Scottish captain to a new contract.

Robertson, 24, was rewarded for his ramp up at Anfield with improved terms and a new five and a half year contract, until 2024.

Jurgen Klopp, his coach, and fans of Liverpool are delighted.

"I think of all the contract renewals I've been involved in, this one was done in record time," Klopp said on the club's official website.

"It's fair to say that Robbo did not hesitate a second when we talked about extending his stay in our club longer.

"I remember our return to summer 2017, I talked a lot about" her story, her background "and my love for her.I thought it indicated the type of person and player that it would be for us.He exceeded these expectations.

"He may be from Glasgow, but everything about him is Liverpool."

The legend of the club, Robbie Fowler, is one of the men on whom this final remark would also be suitable. He is still considered "God" on the Kop.

It's been 26 years since the Toxteth Terror debuted at the Reds. Fowler scored 171 goals in 330 games in his first stint at the club – and 12 in 39 after a touching return under Rafa Benitez.

And after hearing about Robertson's new deal, Fowler chose Twitter.

"Hey andrewrobertso5 … lend us a huge bravo to the new contract, well deserved "

Fowler later deleted his tweet, but not before the Reds fans crowded to share their joy.

"This signing equals signing a well-deserved 50m + defender" said a.

"The hero of the working clbad" said another.

"I'm going to lend you a boy Robbie tenner," joked a third. "Legend" added a Fourth.

Of course, Fowler, who owns a multi-million dollar real estate portfolio, does not miss a few reels (according to Spear magazine, it's worth £ 31 million!).

After signing his new contract, Robertson clearly expressed his desire to land silverware this season.

"We came close [reaching the Europa League and League Cup finals in 2016 and Champions League final last year] but it is a question of crossing this stage and hoping for a medal of the winner, "said the Scotsman.

"As soon as the club came to see me, it was obvious to me, I want to stay here, so as soon as they put an offer on the table, it was signed as fast as that."