Harvey Elliott is set to stay at Liverpool despite speculation about his future, reports journalist James Pearce.
The young midfielder has struggled for game time under Arne Slot, who prefers other options in midfield.
Elliott made 53 appearances last season but has played only 18 times this campaign. Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister, and Ryan Gravenberch have taken priority in midfield.
Mohamed Salah has secured the right-wing spot, limiting Elliott’s opportunities further. Despite his frustration, Elliott refuses to give up on his Liverpool career.
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Harvey Elliott remains committed to Merseyside
Borussia Dortmund showed interest in January, but Liverpool had no plans to sell. The midfielder remains committed to proving himself at Anfield. His match-winning goal against Paris Saint-Germain reinforced his value to the squad.
He scored in the 87th minute to seal a crucial Champions League victory. That moment showcased his ability to make an impact despite limited minutes.
According to GIVEMESPORT, Elliott remains focused on earning more opportunities and developing his game. After his goal against PSG, he shared his mindset about overcoming adversity.
“I need to use that anger and frustration and turn it into motivation,” he said. He understands the challenge of competing for a starting spot at a club like Liverpool.
However, he is determined to keep pushing for a regular role. “I always want to play Champions League football,” he added. Liverpool value Elliott’s talent and sees him as part of their future plans.
The club has no intention of selling him this summer. Elliott’s perseverance and passion could eventually earn him a bigger role under Slot. If he continues impressing in key moments, his patience might soon pay off.
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