Andy Robertson has said he wouldn't rule out one day playing for Celtic.
The Scotland captain grew up supporting the club, but was released by them as a teenager.
He remains a supporter, but after winning the Champions League and English Premier League with Liverpool he says he would be happy to remain at Anfield until retirement.
Asked about playing for Celtic on Robert Snodgrass and Kris Boyd's The Lockdown Tactics podcast, Robertson said: "It's something I think about quite a lot, to be honest.
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"If you asked me when I was playing for Hull if I wanted to go back and play for Celtic then I would have said that 100 per cent I wanted to play for my boyhood club.
"But now I've found my home at Liverpool and I love playing for this club. If I could retire at Liverpool then I'd bite your hand off for it now. In an ideal world I'd want to retire here.
"Playing at this club is amazing. To play in front of the fans every second week at Anfield is incredible.
"When I was younger I wanted to play for Celtic and give my best years to Celtic. I didn't want to be hanging on and going there at 33 or 34 when I knew my best years were gone.
"It might be something I'll need to think about at some stage. I still follow Celtic and they still have a place in my heart.
"It would be hard to say 'no' but if I did have the option of retiring at Liverpool I'd bite your hand off for it and I'd probably sign the contract now.”
Robertson joined Liverpool for £8m in 2017, and has made 34 appearances for Scotland.
