Robertson injured during Scotland game, causing worry for Liverpool as he is forced off.

Andy Robertson had a tough evening during Scotland's Euro 2024 qualifier against Spain. The Liverpool defender collided with Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon while both were going for the ball, resulting in a shoulder injury for Robertson. He was immediately attended to by the Scotland medical staff and was given a makeshift sling before being forced to leave the pitch.

The setback comes as a blow to both Scotland, who are on the brink of qualifying for Euro 2024, and Liverpool, who are currently fourth in the Premier League. Robertson has played every minute of Liverpool's Premier League games so far and was highly praised by his teammate Ben Doak preceding the match. Doak credited Robertson for keeping him 'grounded', saying "He's done everything in the game. He's won everything. He keeps me grounded. I was with them [the first team] a little bit last season, but now I'm properly training with them every day and just trying to learn from them all because some of them are the best in the world."

Scotland are due to play France in a friendly next Tuesday, and the extent of Robertson's injury is yet to be determined. Liverpool will be hoping that the shoulder injury is not too serious, so that they can continue to benefit from the impact Robertson has made on their current Premier League campaign.

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