Liverpool Set to Sign Hull City Defender Andrew Robertson

Glasgow, July 21: Scotland international left-back Andrew Robertson is on the brink of joining Liverpool as their third summer signing after being spotted leaving a local hospital where he underwent routine medical checks before his proposed move to Liverpool, according to English media.

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The left back was given permission to leave Hull City's training camp on Wednesday (July 19) when the two clubs agreed a deal for the Scotland international, worth more than £8million.

He was photographed alongside agent with a smile on his face as he left the hospital, suggesting all had gone well during the medical checks and leaving him within touching distance of becoming a Liverpool player.

My fellow #LFC fans, let's show Andrew #Robertson some love. Today is his biggest day in his footballing career... pic.twitter.com/lQrQFyu4qa

— Phil Coutinho (@LfcNo10) July 20, 2017

Robertson is expected to complete an £8m move to the Anfield outfit later this week, most probably on Friday (July 21).

Kevin Stewart looks set to move in the opposite direction after leaving Liverpool's pre-season training camp in Hong Kong to hold talks with officials at the KC Stadium.

The 23-year-old's transfer will officially be separate from that of Robertson, but they will essentially represent a swap with both deals worth around the £8m mark.

Liverpool were not under any pressure to get the deal done in the early part of this week, as they had already submitted a 25-man squad for the Premier League trophy in Hong Kong and could not add any more players to it.

The Scot has long been on the Reds' radar, and the failure to lure England U19 international Ryan Sessegnon from Fulham has prompted Jurgen Klopp into action to sign the promising left-back.

While Hull were relegated from the Premier League last season, Robertson was one of their most impressive performers, particularly following the appointment of Marco Silva.

Robertson has his best daysl ahead of him and with his adventurous style of play, he could prove to be a decent addition to Jurgen Klopp's team and a worthy competitor to James Milner with Alberto Moreno likely to leave Anfield.

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