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He hasn’t been a regular starter there under any of the managers he’s played under, and I don’t think that’s going to change now because Andoni Iraola doesn’t rate him either. “He’s obviously had this injury at the start of the season which hasn’t helped, but if the manager can’t see him in training, how is he supposed to get a good impression?
It might not be the player’s fault, the timing is unfortunate, but ultimately that’s the way these things can go sometimes.” But it looks as though Harvey Elliott could also potentially join Chiesa out of the Liverpool exit door in January, depending on his situation in Valencia. It is claimed that “the La Liga side are searching for a way to bring the loan deal to a premature close”, and there is a “growing expectation that he will be sent back to Anfield”, putting him back at “square one.” Is this the right time for Liverpool to sell Harvey Elliott?
He has always given his all for his boyhood club, but sadly, he doesn’t quite have the physicality to make the grade there, with his level arguably that of a mid-to-lower Premier League team. Elliott has now had two hugely disappointing loan spells, and if he does exit Valencia in January, he needs to leave Liverpool for good and find a club who he can settle at for years.
