Liverpool could be heading toward an emotional farewell this summer — and this time, the warning feels louder than ever.

A respected journalist has suggested that one long-serving Reds star is now almost certain to leave Anfield when the season ends, with contract talks seemingly going nowhere.

⏳ Contract Clock Ticking at Anfield

As things stand, both and are entering the final months of their current deals at Liverpool.

While there have been encouraging murmurs around Konaté’s situation — particularly given his strong form this season — the outlook appears far more uncertain for Robertson.

The Scotland captain has not enjoyed the same guaranteed starting role he once had. Under , the left-back position has increasingly been shared, with summer arrival frequently preferred.

That shift in selection has only intensified speculation about the 31-year-old’s future.

🗣️ “No Chance” of Renewal?

Speaking recently, journalist delivered a blunt assessment: in his view, there is virtually no possibility of Robertson signing a new contract — and a summer departure now feels inevitable.

It’s a bold claim, especially given Lynch’s reputation for reliability when it comes to Liverpool matters. If accurate, it would signal the closing chapter of a remarkable nine-year spell on Merseyside.

👀 Clubs Watching Closely

Interest is reportedly building elsewhere in the Premier League.

According to reports from , clubs such as , , and are keeping tabs on developments.

Liverpool are not actively pushing him out the door — but they may be willing to listen if a suitable offer arrives.

🔴 The End of an Era?

Robertson has been one of the defining figures of Liverpool’s modern success. A relentless presence down the left flank, a vocal leader in the dressing room, and a player who helped deliver major silverware — including two Premier League titles.

His situation draws some parallels to last year’s uncertainty surrounding and , whose contract renewals were eventually secured after months of doubt.

But there’s a key difference.

Unlike Salah and Van Dijk — who have remained near-automatic starters — Robertson has had to accept a reduced role this season. And at this stage of his career, after years of being first choice, settling for rotation may not appeal to him.

💔 More Than Just a Player

Even if he is no longer guaranteed a starting berth, Robertson’s influence extends far beyond matchday lineups. His standards in training, his leadership, and his intensity have shaped Liverpool’s culture in recent years.

Replacing that presence will not be simple.

For now, nothing is official. There is still time for talks to resume. But with the summer window approaching fast, the decision facing Liverpool — and their No. 26 — could define the next phase of the club’s evolution.

Will he extend his stay… or is Anfield preparing to say goodbye to one of its modern greats?

The countdown has begun. ⏳🔴