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Andy Robertson is ready to underline his importance to Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and fill the void left by the injured Trent-Alexander Arnold.

The two Liverpool full-backs have been in stunning form this term, establishing themselves as one of the most dangerous and productive tandems in world football. Robertson has 10 Premier League assists, with Alexander-Arnold chipping in with 13 contributions (11 assists and two goals) from the other side.

But the reds will be without the England international for a number of weeks after suffering a hamstring injury ahead of their FA Cup clash with Nottingham Forest. Klopp has already admitted that replacing Alexander-Arnold is a nigh-on impossible task, but Robertson is desperate to hold up his end of the bargain from his left-back berth.

“It is the full package of Robbo, not only as a player but as a person as well. He desperately wants to deliver and work for the team,” said Klopp. “Even though he and Trent set up a lot of goals, there is still space for improvement in the decisive moments.

“The goal [at Arsenal ] was one of our favourite goals for a long time; first we win the ball back and second Robbo is waiting with his cross until he saw that Bobby [Firmino] is now ready for it.

“It was an incredible pass in the end and Bobby had to