Hull City star Andrew Robertson has left the Tigers' training camp in Portugal, according to a journalist's reports on Twitter, and could be on the verge of leaving the club for Liverpool.
Hull's route back into the Premier League looks increasingly hard as the club have already sold first team players Harry Maguire and Tom Huddlestone so far this summer, while goalkeeper Eldin Jakupović is close to joining Leicester City.
Jurgen Klopp has had his problems at left-back since taking charge at Anfield, as Alberto Moreno failed to offer the assurances required at the top level and in turn the German tactician has been forced to play James Milner out of position there.
According to BBC Humberside journalist David Burns, the Scottish worldwide has been allowed to leave Hull's Portuguese training camp - presumably with the aim of sealing his Liverpool transfer.
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Liverpool are set to complete the signing of Andrew Robertson.
Robertson is seen as the ideal replacement for the erratic Spaniard, Alberto Moreno, who is being courted by several clubs - including Swansea and Napoli - and is expected to leave the Reds this summer.
The 23-year-old moved to the KCOM Stadium back in 2014 after spells north of the border with Queen's Park and Dundee United, and has since gone on to become an integral member of the side in the North East. Klopp has invested in strengthen the Reds' striking credentials after securing forward Dominic Solanke on a free transfer in addition to £36 million Mohamed Salah, but now it's time to turn his attention to the defence.
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