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CONFIRMED: Harvey Elliott leave Liverpool to join Valencia on loan

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Harvey Elliott has officially completed a deadline-day loan move to La Liga side Valencia, bringing a temporary halt to his Anfield career.He has packed his bags for Spain to finally get some proper minutes on the pitch, having completely fallen out of the picture and missed out on the matchday squads for the start of the season having missed back-to-back 2-2 draws against Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest.At the start of the transfer window, this is not a transfer anyone would have predicted but, on deadline day, it became a reality. We all wish Harvey the best of luck during his time with Valencia."The Englishman's departure has felt inevitable for a few weeks now.



In 2019 he joined Liverpool FC, with whom he has played 149 official games, won two Premier League titles, two Carabao Cups, the FA Cup, the Community Shield, the European Supercup and the FIFA Club World Cup. During his career, he has also played on loan at Blackburn Rovers and Aston Villa but the loan under Unai Emery didnt go to plan last season unfortunately.

Harvey is here with us, I have seen him with the eagerness to show up, get super ready, he will have a chance in pre-season, we will need him... I think Harvey comes from last season had to be difficult for him, strange situation, they could not even play him... the bad situation [will] make himself even more eager to be a Liverpool player"Andoni Iraola🗣️ "He will have a chance in pre-season."Andoni Iraola on the future of Harvey Elliott following his loan with Aston Villa 🔴 pic.twitter.com/8SkYj70G8G— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) July 13, 2026Elliott himself meantime said, after starting a friendly win over Wrexham in New York, that it was "an incredible feeling" to be back, adding, that "everyone knows how much I love the club... the feeling never goes of putting a shirt on, representing the club and doing your childhood dream".