Harvey Elliott has shared what Arne Slot told him immediately before he came on to score Liverpool's winner against LOSC Lille.

Harvey Elliott has struggled for game time this season after a two-month injury absence, which led the Liverpool midfielder to hold private talks with head coach Arne Slot

Harvey Elliott has dismissed speculation linking him with a possible move away from Liverpool as he insisted: “This is my club and I’ll fight for my place.” The England Under-21s midfielder’s future has been the subject of debate with his opportunities limited since Arne Slot took over as head coach last summer.

Liverpool defeated 10-man Lille 2-1 at Anfield in the Champions League on Tuesday night and have now confirmed a top-eight finish in the league phase - an autom

Hopefully, Slot will now use him more, especially against teams who park the bus, because Elliott has the ability to find attackers in the box instead of just spreading the play wide every time. Jones has now got himself in the England squad, and if Elliott gets the minutes his talent deserves, he could too by the end of the season.

Liverpool saw off Lille on Tuesday night but Curtis Jones' injury forced him off at half-time and meant that Arne Slot has to change his original plans for the team

Liverpool have won all six of their League Phase games so far, sitting pretty at the top of the table. To confirm their spot in the top eight of the table, which guarantees a spot in the last 16 without going through the playoff round, they need a point against French upstarts Lille on Tuesday.

Liverpool enjoyed another successful night in Europe and it was Harvey Elliott’s deflected effort that ensured the Reds went back in the lead. Explaining his celebration after the finish, our No.19 said: “I think it’s pretty clear to be honest,

Harvey Elliott is yet to start a Premier League game under Arne Slot despite returning from injury at the end of 2024 - and the Liverpool star has opened up on their private talks

Liverpool’s current campaign under Arne Slot has been a mosaic of tactical evolutions and player management, with young star Harvey Elliott finding himself at the centre of a complex situation. The 21-year-old midfielder,

Slot’s Tactical Vision and Elliott’s Uncertain Future Liverpool’s title pursuit intensifies, and with Arne Slot at the helm, key decisions on squad rotation and