Andy Robertson's rise to Liverpool hero and Scotland captain didn't happen overnight — and he hasn't forgotten where it started. Before Champions League glory and Premier League titles, the Scot was a raw 19-year-old left-back plying his trade at Dundee United, having been picked up from fourth-tier Queen's Park.
According to BBC News, Robertson has spoken warmly of his time at Tannadice, reflecting on the role the Scottish Premiership club played in shaping his career. "I loved it," he said of his spell there, underlining how formative those early years were before his move south of the border and eventual stardom at Anfield.
The piece serves as a reminder of Robertson's grassroots journey through Scottish football — from non-league obscurity to becoming one of the country's most decorated modern players — and his continued appreciation for the club that gave him his first taste of professional football.