Julien Laurens

I think the question is more, is he happy with the game time that he has now?

You would assume that by next season, Kekes would have got better or suddenly would have finally got to the level that you have to be to play for Liverpool week in and week out, which probably would mean

Just the backup role for Robertson, even less game time and he might not want that and he might decide, you know what, I still want to enjoy the last few years of my career, go somewhere else where I will play, even if it's not the level of Liverpool.

If you're Liverpool and he's happy to stay and be the backup, you keep him.

100%, he's a great guy to have in the dressing room, he's won everything with you, he's been part of this great generation and the club, he's got so much experience.

If he plays now and again, he's still good enough, obviously, to be there.

I don't think he's good enough anymore to play every three days.

I don't think his body can probably take it anymore.

But yeah, I would keep him.

If he's happy with the conditions, and those are the conditions, I would keep him for sure.

Is kryptonite like...

Does that mean that he doesn't go with the Champions League?

Is that what that means?

Go on.

Yeah.

I mean, he reached the final that he could have won, to be fair for us, against Bayern Munich and missed that massive chance at 0-0, to be honest, to be fair.

He had a semi-final where it didn't work out for him, whether it was Dortmund or City.

The irony, as we mentioned many times last season, is that the day he leaves, PSG, they go and win the Champions League in the most incredible way.

So I don't think it's as simple as saying that, obviously, but he's 27 now and I think by now he would have thought that he would have won it already, which is the big objective of his career.

And he also thought going to Real Madrid, who win them all the time, that it would also be easier to win the Champions League.