Liverpool fans rejoice as international break brings positive Elliott news

It’s been a troublesome week for Liverpool followers however we have now lastly been greeted with some excellent news, within the form of a optimistic harm replace for one participant.

As reported by Mail Sport’s Lewis Steele on X: ‘Harvey Elliott coaching with England Below 21s at present after nasty harm at finish of Carabao Cup closing noticed him limp on to the group bus.’

It’s nice that there hasn’t been something too sinister, particularly when the movies of the 21-year-old limping out of the stadium had been shared after our recreation with Newcastle.

Given a scarcity of minutes for the Reds, the attacking midfielder would have been determined to be a part of worldwide motion and he seems to have his want.

Harvey Elliott shall be wanting ahead to enjoying soccer this week

Following an help within the Carabao Cup closing, it was shared that the England under-21 worldwide is averaging a aim involvement each 97 minutes at current.

Given the restricted quantity of minutes the previous Fulham man is enjoying at current, these figures showcase how efficient he’s been.

Our No.19 have to be annoyed with the shortage of alternative that has been given to him in latest weeks and shall be considering what extra he must do.

Let’s hope that he can proceed to channel this frustration in a optimistic approach, when and if he’s again on the pitch for the Reds within the closing weeks of the season.

This begins with worldwide responsibility and let’s hope we’re seeing some moments of brilliance from Harvey within the subsequent week.

You may view the Elliott replace by way of @LewisSteele_ on X:

Harvey Elliott coaching with England Below 21s at present after nasty harm at finish of Carabao Cup closing noticed him limp on to the group bus

— Lewis Steele (@LewisSteele_) March 19, 2025

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