Kenny Dalglish asks Andy Robertson to ignore the transfer of Barcelona after the victory of the Champions League final in Liverpool

Liverpool legend, Kenny Dalglish, has asked Andy Robertson to reject the speculative information linking him to a remoteness from Anfield.

The Scottish captain was mentioned about a surprise transfer to Barcelona last month, after his excellent form since joining the Reds under Jurgen Klopp.

Since he has dislodged Alberto Moreno as the first-choice left-back at Anfield in December 2017, Robertson's breathtaking performance has seen him become one of the best backs in the world. 39; Europe.

The former Hull player is part of a team that has participated in the last two finals of the Champions League. He helped the Reds win a sixth European Cup with a 2-0 win over Tottenham in Madrid last week.

Liverpool has absolutely no interest in listening to potential offers for the Norwegian and the iconic Dalglish thinks that his compatriot is well placed in Anfield under Klopp.

Dalglish wants Robertson to ignore rumors of interest from elsewhere, however timid they may be.

He told The Sunday Post: "Andy Robertson has to get up every morning and think it's Christmas Day.

"That's why I do not think he plans to leave Liverpool for another football club, at home or abroad.

"I'm told that he's been linked to some big European clubs, but why would he leave Liverpool?" Seriously, tell me why?

"Whatever it is, he is already playing abroad! Well, it's still what I saw when I went from Scotland to England to join Liverpool after Celtic . "

The legendary Dalglish also expressed his joy at seeing Robertson win the European Cup with the Reds in the Spanish capital last week.

"I was delighted for Andy and all the other players to see him win the Champions League last weekend," he added.

"I had the privilege of being present and, even though it was far from a clbadic, it was about what the team had put in. previous rounds, especially the return to the semifinal against Barcelona.

"Liverpool deserved to win the tournament and I was delighted to have done it.

"I know this story has been repeated over and over again, but it's amazing to see Andy leave Celtic and play amateur at Queen's Park to win the most coveted prize in European club football.

"Andy just needs to continue to show the same application and the same goal he's been doing over the last five or six years.

"If he was good enough to drive him where he is now, he should not change anything.

"Indeed, I'm not sure that there is much to improve or improve, which is why I appreciate it."

Robertson scored for Scotland on Saturday night as Steve Clarke's reign started with a 2-1 home win against Cyprus.