Harvey Elliott reveals Liverpool exit stance after ‘difficult’ season

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliot confirmed that he is planning to stay and fight for his future in Anfield this summer.

The 22 -year -old from Liverpool fans managed to run 24 games in all competitions this season, but the vast majority of these came as a late alternative. In total, the Arne Slot 651 minutes handed it a rate slightly over 27 minutes per appearance. None of his 14 matches in the Premier League came as a start.

His limited role witnessed that Elliot admitted that he was “angry and frustrated” sometimes this season and made suggestions about moving away from Liverpool. Redly is believed to be ready for up to 40 million pounds in the face of attention from Newcastle United.

While Elliot confessed to Liverpool echo He cannot predict what his future might carry, he has not tried any attempt to hide his desire to stay in the club after this season.

“I hope I can go forward [next season]Elliot said: This is my team, I am committed to them and it is just a situation that will always have a lot of conversation, and I only need to think about the best of my future and my professional life, and as much as I want to be here, you never know what will happen just around the corner.

“If I have my way, that will be here, I will play every game here and stay here for the rest of my career, but all this depends on the managers, and the people mentioned above, and as I said, you do not know what can happen, but as much as I realize that I am here, here to stay, and this is the club where I want to be.

“I hope to be here to be honest. It is the best place to be, the best club to be, especially the presence of fans around us at the present time, I don’t think there is a better place to play.

“The players pass through the rise and landing, but at the end of the day, you have to get out of the fighting and I think it is inside to achieve this. So I hope I can stay here for the rest of my career.”

The Elliott season began a stumbling block after a foot injury between September and December, and he admitted the challenge of trying to impose its way to the stable midfield unit that was already impressive in his absence.

“I think it was more difficult for me because I was clearly injured at first,” he said. “But at the same time, you should be here for the team, and work as hard as possible and when the opportunities come on the field.

“Often this season was almost [coming on] When we lose or draw, it is about trying to change the game, try to play it and its positive impact. However, as you know, any amazing minutes for Liverpool. “

Liverpool will not actively look to the sale of Elliot, whose commitment to the club can be accepted in an incredibly marginal role, but the “good offers” of the player who cost a total of 4.3 million pounds when he joined Fulham in 2019.

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