The Liverpool left-back was reportedly the target of ‘sick abuse’ on Twitter last week.
Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson appears to be back on Twitter.
The Scotland international deactivated his social media accounts after the Reds’ defeat by Napoli in the Champions League last week.
According to The Record, ‘sick abuse’ is the reason that Robertson – who gave away a late penalty at Stadio San Paolo – deleted his Twitter account.
But the popular 25-year-old seems to be back on and Robertson posted a message after Liverpool’s 2-1 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
The former Hull City star, who was brilliant in West London, posted simply: “Big three points today.”
Here’s how Liverpool fans responded to his comeback message.
Robertson, valued at £78 million by CIES, truly is one of the best left-backs in the world and his performances for the Anfield club en route to Champions League glory last term proves as much.
A backlash on Twitter is par for the course in this day and age, even if you do something as innocuous as concede a penalty, but it’s great to see that his confidence hasn’t been knocked after a barnstorming display against Frank Lampard’s side yesterday.
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