Andrew Robertson Injuries

'He is not fully fit yet. But we are expecting him in the end of the tour - maybe just after - to be fully fit again. He took a small injury into the Euros, and afterwards, he had to recover from that after playing those games.'

'I saw him this morning, and he told me he is ready to train from tomorrow on. That's the situation.'

'Robbo, we take it a little bit day by day, so we will see. He will not train today, but it's not as bad. So that's fine.' 'Yeah [he is available], and very important, by the way.'

'The little problem we couldn't know about is that [Mac Allister] was ill for one-and-a-half days, I would say, and Robbo had the same thing, so hopefully that didn't spread now.'

'It was an immediate decision to take him off; he'll go back to his club [to] be assessed. Obviously, he's hurt his shoulder. We'll see how it is, see how it settles down, and hopefully, he's good for his club ASAP.' 'The decision will go towards surgery. There was a little chance he could try without, but talking to experts, surgery will be the best thing long term. He is out for a while.' 'Robbo had surgery, and [it] all went well, as good as it could be, so the recovery starts after he wakes up. I think it happened this morning. That's it. We don't know how long it will take or whatever, but the first step is done.' 'It's so far so good; three weeks since my surgery now, so everything is progressing well. I have just got to take it bit by bit and week by week. Everything has went well up to this point, and hopefully, that continues.' 'Robbo still needs more range in his shoulder. [He is] still not even close to team training. For sure, I think, the full January, he has to get closer and closer.' 'Robbo [is] almost at the three-month mark, so he will get checked by the surgeon. And if he does that scan, and we see everything [is fine], we can really progress him. He will go to Dubai for a week to do proper volume sessions, proper sessions.' 'He trained yesterday with the team. It's now 13 weeks; he had his meeting with the surgeon to make sure that everything is right to go into full contact - it's clear. So, he did a lot of work and really good rehab throughout the last period, so he's fit in terms of sports science.'

'Robbo felt something in his groin yesterday, he had a scan, that was fine, but we anyway have to see how we can deal with that.'

'Harvey, before the game, injured Robbo a little bit. In our warm-up, he hit him with a knee at the hip, so it was a dead leg. He could play, but then, at one point, the muscle closed, and he couldn't play on.'

'Robbo now is not 100 per cent. [He felt something] Very late, 93rd or whatever minute [in Napoli]. But yeah, he is out for at least, I would say, after the international break.' 'He is already out on the pitch running, a good sign. I don't know [his return] will be next week or the week after.' 'Robbo is running a lot; it looks like he's close. Probably Curtis is now the closest, then Robbo and then the other two step by step.'

"Robbo had a cramp, so that's obviously normal and completely fine."

"There is hope that [he] will be involved at some point. That is will be determined by the clubs and the protocols. But in terms of the first game, it is pretty clear that the group who are here will be the ones we focus on."

"Robbo got a little knock in the Shrewsbury game but is fine."

"We didn't make these decisions yet. In this time of the season the medical department has a big hand in line-ups. So we will see."

"I think we got lucky, it will not be too long. I’m not sure [if] before or after the international break, it’s difficult in these situations. But not too long."

"We have now two days more [recovery] than we had last week. Things like this show up the next day slightly different. In the moment I am rather positive."

"My hamstring seized up. In the second half of ET I had a bit of cramp, it was my left one, so I was just a bit worried."

"I’ve just got a bit of a dead calf just in the challenge with Grealish with about 20 mins to go, just a tangle of legs. I’ll be good to go and hopefully he picks me ."

"He would have started today but then he felt [something] slightly. But it’s all good, it will be fine for Wednesday. But not for today."

"I cannot say 100 per cent, I don’t know. Today is a very important session to judge that."

"Robbo didn’t train today and we have to see. It is not a major thing, it was more precautionary, but it is not 100% sure [he will be available]."

"It’s not a massive problem apart from throw-ins! He should be back in training in a couple of days."

"I could feel it during the game, but I wanted to play - the adrenaline kept me going. Luckily now we’ve got a couple of weeks to recover."

"Should be fine [for Sunday]."

"It's a bit sore so we'll see what happens tomorrow. I hope it’s okay. We'll see what the results are."

"Robbo played pretty much most of the games, in a very intense position. That's why we decided to give him eight hours off. That was actually the only thing."