Before the Champions League and Premier League titles, Scotland captaincy and Liverpool hero status, Andy Robertson was a skinny teenager starting his professional career at Tannadice.

Dundee United plucked the then 19-year-old left-back from fourth-tier Queen's Park in June 2013 and paid him a few hundred quid a week.

That wage was quickly raised as Robertson set about showcasing the talent that would take him to the top of the game.

He spent only a year with United, but it holds a special place in the Scotland skipper's heart.

Within months he had earned a first Scotland call-up and by the end of the season he was PFA Scotland Young Player of the Year and on the move to Premier League Hull.

Recalling his United spell, 32-year-old Tottenham defender Robertson told The Overlap Podcast: "I think my first contract with Dundee United was £300 or £350 a week.

"But to be fair to the club, I played the first month and they gave me a new contract quite quickly.

"At Dundee United I just loved training every day. I loved being able to play football every single day.