Liverpool star picks out quality Celtic moment as 'best ever'

Andy Robertson picked out a Celtic moment <i>(Image: Dave Fisher/Shutterstock)</i>
Andy Robertson picked out a Celtic moment (Image: Dave Fisher/Shutterstock)
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Andy Robertson may have seen Liverpool teammate Dominik Szoboszlai bang in an unbelievable free-kick against Arsenal. But he has picked out a memorable Celtic one as better.

The Hungary star won the game for the Reds last time out in the Premier League before the international break. The clash with Mikel Arteta's side looked to be heading for a draw until the midfielder curved an unstoppbale effort away from David Raya, from fully 30 yards.

It truly was a memorable moment and a worthy way of winning any match. It would be right up there in terms of quality free-kicks.



His teammates certainly seemed to think so as the Liverpool social media team decided to quiz them on the greatest free-kick goal they have seen live.

Most of them couldn't see past Szoboszlai's magnificent strike, but not all. One of those being Robertson who reckons Shunsuke Nakamura against Manchester United was even better.

Back in 2006, Gordon Strachan's side managed to edge out Sir Alex Ferguson's in the Champions League and it took a moment of magic from the Japanese great.

The Celtic-daft Scotland captain must have been in the crowd that day and had no hesitation in answering "Shunsuke Nakamura. Celtic against Man United at Celtic Park."

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