Arne Slot’s Management of Harvey Elliott’s Challenges at LiverpoolLiverpool’s current campaign under Arne Slot has been a mosaic of tactical evolutions and player management, with young star

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott has been linked with a move away from the club in the January transfer window. Elliott has struggled for game time under Arn

Harvey Elliott has started just two games for Liverpool this season and has been linked with a move away from Anfield, with Borussia Dortmund and Brighton said to be interested

Liverpool boss Arne Slot was eager to highlight Harvey Elliott after victory at Brentford. Elliott came off the bench in the second-half as Liverpool won thanks to two injury-time goals from Darwin Nunez.

A Tale of Reduced Trust Under Arne SlotIt is becoming increasingly apparent that Liverpool manager Arne Slot may not entirely trust Jarell Quansah and, more surprisingly, Harvey

Arne Slot has refused to be drawn on speculation linking Harvey Elliott with a move away from Liverpool but admitted the midfielder has made his frustrations known at a lack of game-time

HARVEY ELLIOTT could be on his way out of Liverpool – in what would be one of the shock transfers of the January window. Brighton and Dortmund are both tracking the 21-year-old whose future

Lynch also touched on Liverpool’s rotation and the perception of squad depth. He addressed the rumours and critiques of other fringe players, including Endo and others, suggesting that rotation should balance rhythm and rest. “It’s about keeping the rhythm while also resting players at the right time,” Lynch explained.

First team football has been hard to come by for Harvey Elliott this season, and now it appears the Liverpool ace could be on his way out

Arne Slot has lost just one of his 28 matches in charge of Liverpool and midfielder Harvey Elliott has lifted the lid on the Dutchman's methods on the training ground