Andrew Robertson

TOT

• #3 • Left Back

Andrew Robertson

TOT

• #3 • Left Back

National Team

Scotland

Position

Role

Overlapping Full Back

Birthdate (Age)

Mar 11, 1994 (32)

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

5'10"

Weight

141 lb

Club

Spurs

League

Premier League

Ranking

Premier League

2026/2027 All matches

Overall grade

76.9

46/362

Impact score

6.2

234/362

Defender rank

40th

40/134

All rank

111th

111/362

Top 5 Leagues

2026/2027 All matches

Defender rank

128th

128/645

All rank

352nd

352/1,701

Grades

Key Grades

2026/2027 Premier League

Overall

17th/134 DEF

76.9

Passing

67th/134 DEF

65.3

Crossing

10th/79 DEF

69.5

Ball Carrying

N/A

1 V 1 Defending

31st/125 DEF

68.9

Positioning

108th/128 DEF

60.1

Overall Grades by game

2026/2027 Premier League

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026/2027 Premier League

Appearances

201

Minutes

Goals

Assists

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News

Aug 24, 2026

Five crosses in full debut

Robertson generated five crosses (one accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 3-0 loss to Brentford.

Analysis: Robertson started the season opener over Destiny Udogie at left back and of all the new Spurs' signings making their debuts, looked the best. He managed five crosses and one chance created on the attack, unsurprisingly adding an attacking spark that the team desperately needed. While he was certainly not at his best on the defensive end, he made a couple impressive plays and proved he still has something to give on that end of the pitch as well. Robertson was brought in to the club for his leadership as much as his play, and it seems like he has some work to do to get the Tottenham defense in sync after a very poor start to the season.

Jul 29, 2026

Makes Spurs debut

Robertson (ankle) made an appearance off the bench in Wednesday's friendly with Sydney FC and could be in line for his first start for Spurs on Saturday against Chelsea, though his workload is still being managed, head coach Roberto De Zerbi said in a press conference after the game: "Maybe at the beginning Robertson could play. It is about managing the players, especially after the World Cup."

Analysis: Robertson was forced off at halftime of Scotland's World Cup defeat to Brazil with an ankle issue, which was a concerning start to his Tottenham career before he had even featured for the club. However, the turnaround has been smooth, as he returned to training shortly after and made his debut off the bench in Wednesday's 1-1 draw with Sydney FC, which Spurs won 4-2 on penalties. He entered in the 66th minute and immediately took the captain's armband. He created two chances, converted his spot kick in the shootout and looked lively down the left. Head coach Roberto De Zerbi said afterward that he could be in line to start Saturday against Chelsea, though he emphasized that workloads are still being carefully managed for all the players.