Tottenham Hotspur

Andy Robertson

A left back who treats his own goal line and the byline as equally important, covering the distance between them without the effort seeming to slow him. His crossing from deep has bailed out more strikers than a defender should reasonably get credit for.
Scotland Tottenham Hotspur DEF
Appearances
3
Tackles won
2

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
187
62.33 per match
Tackles won
2
Interceptions
2
Clean sheets contributed
7
as defensive proxy

Season Stats

Appearances
3
Minutes played
187
Tackles won
2
Interceptions
2
Clearances
7
Blocks
3

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 defenders

Tackles won
50th of 97
Interceptions
42nd of 98
Clearances
65th of 116
Blocks
17th of 63
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TOT
TOT
16:30
Sat 12 Sep
 EVE
EVE
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TOT
TOT
11:30
Sat 19 Sep
 AVL
AVL
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MUN
MUN
16:30
Sat 10 Oct
 TOT
TOT
img Premier League
TOT
TOT
19:00
Mon 19 Oct
 COV
COV
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CHE
CHE
16:30
Sat 24 Oct
 TOT
TOT

Andy Robertson, The Full Back Who Never Stops Running

Robertson still covers every blade of grass down the left, a habit that made him a reliable attacking defender.

Robertson built his reputation by refusing to treat defending and attacking as separate jobs. He tracks back for a last ditch challenge, then sprints the length of the pitch to whip a cross in before the opposition can reorganise. His delivery from deep areas remains genuinely dangerous, curled early rather than hit blind into the box, which gives a striker a real chance to attack it. Years of captaincy experience have sharpened the organisational voice he brings to a defence.

The tension around a full back built on relentless running is what happens once that engine starts to fade. His defending has always relied on recovering ground rather than standing an opponent up. Fans will watch closely to see whether his positioning adapts, since a leader with his voice is still worth having even as the sprint eventually slows.

The Rest Of The Squad

28 players

Goalkeepers

31
3 apps
40
0 apps
39
Burnley · Age 37
0 apps

Defenders

13
3 apps
6
Netherlands · Age 26
3 apps
37
Netherlands · Age 25
2 apps
23
Spain · Age 26
2 apps
5
Bournemouth · Age 29
1 app
33
0 apps
4
Chelsea · Age 28
0 apps

Midfielders

18
West Ham United · Age 22
3 apps
30
Uruguay · Age 29
3 apps
16
Newcastle United · Age 26
3 apps
14
2 apps
8
2 apps
20
2 apps
10
1 app
15
Sweden · Age 20
1 app
27
Chelsea · Age 25
1 app
21
0 apps
68
0 apps
7
0 apps

Forwards

19
3 apps
11
3 apps
22
Manchester City · Age 27
2 apps
9
1 app
17
Manchester City · Age 22
1 app
28
0 apps
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