Sir Kenny Dalglish has advised Andy Robertson to retire, as Robertson's effort to break Dalglish's Scotland record prompts the suggestion. Robertson, currently just 100 appearances short of Dalglish's record, has been acknowledged for his recent matches in Scotland matches. Tottenham reportedly seeks to secure his assistance, indicating his significance to Tottenham.
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