Liverpool have had an incredible season so far.
They're still in the hunt for both the Premier League and the Champions League, and their current form is exceptional, having not lost a game in all competitions since early January.
Reds left-back Andy Robertson has played a crucial role in this campaign, having been in fantastic form himself.
In fact, Joshua Kimmich is the only defender with more assists to his name in Europe's top five leagues so far this season.
But he wasn't always the Robertson we know and love.
We used the popular FIFA Ultimate Team to track the remarkable rise of Robertson over the last few years.
Andy Robertson on FIFA 14 Ultimate Team
Back in FIFA 14 Ultimate Team, Robertson had a bronze card with an overall rating of just 61 out of 100, when he played for Scottish Premier League side Dundee United.
The Scot's 61 overall rating was only as good as former Port Vale defender Ryan McGivern back then.
The best left-back on FIFA 14 Ultimate Team was Chelsea defender Ashley Cole, who had an overall rating of 85, some way above Robertson's ability.
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Andy Robertson on FIFA 15 Ultimate Team
Robertson moved to Championship side Hull City in time for FIFA 15 Ultimate Team, where he was given an upgraded silver card and and overall ability increase to 69 overall.
He was only as good as former Newcastle United defender Massadio Haidara.
The best left-back's on FIFA 15 Ultimate Team were David Alaba, Leighton Baines, Marcelo and Felipe Luis, all with an overall rating of 82.
Andy Robertson on FIFA 16 Ultimate Team
After some impressive performances for Hull City, Robertson was given another small upgrade, to an overall rating of 73.
This made him as good as Huddersfield full-back Chris Löwe.
The best left-back on FIFA 16 Ultimate Team was David Alaba, who had an overall rating of 85, so Robertson still had some way to go.
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Andy Robertson on FIFA 17 Ultimate Team
Finally, Robertson made the move to Anfield, joining Liverpool in July 2017.
He was given a small upgrade to 75 and was also given a gold card for the first time.
Still, he was only as good as then Swansea full-back Neil Taylor.
The best left-back on FIFA 17 Ultimate Team was again David Alaba, who had an overall rating of 87.
Andy Robertson on FIFA 18 Ultimate Team
After a year at Anfield, Robertson was only given a one overall rating upgrade, up to 76 overall.
He was only as good as Arthur Masuaku of West Ham.
The best left-backs on FIFA 18 Ultimate Team were Jordi Alba and Marcelo, who each had an overall rating of 87.
Andy Robertson on FIFA 19 Ultimate Team
Finally, Robertson was given the upgrade he deserved on FIFA 19 Ultimate Team.
After the winter upgrades, the Scotland international was increased to an overall ability of 83 overall, which is as good as Atletico Madrid left-back Lucas Hernandez.
However, Robertson still has some way to go to match Marcelo's ability, as he is the best left back on FIFA 19 Ultimate Team, with an overall rating of 88.
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Andy Robertson's best ever card on FIFA Ultimate Team
Robertson's best ever card on FIFA Ultimate Team came as recently as Wednesday, April 3, as he got a super in-form 87-rated card for his excellent performance against Tottenham at Anfield.
In the space of just five years, Robertson has gone from a 61-rated Dundee United defender, to a 83-rated Liverpool defender, which is an astonishing rise.
What rating do you think he deserves in FIFA 20? And, does he deserve to be in the TOTS?
