Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott expressed the team’s desire to win the Europa League as a fitting send-off for outgoing manager, Jurgen Klopp. If the Reds make it to the final on 22 May, it will be Klopp’s last match in charge and an opportunity for him to secure the only trophy he hasn’t won in England. Elliott stated in a press conference before the quarter-final first leg against Atalanta that the players are determined to do everything they can to make this happen and show their appreciation for Klopp’s influence on their careers.
Elliott has primarily appeared as a substitute in the Premier League this season but has started seven of the eight Europa League matches. He is eager to earn a spot in Klopp’s starting XI and is focused on solidifying his place in the team’s lineup. To achieve this goal, Elliott emphasized the importance of analyzing games, identifying weaknesses in opposition, and finding ways to exploit them. While grateful for every opportunity that comes his way, Elliott is determined to take responsibility for his development and remain patient while waiting for his chances.
Despite being young, Elliott sees himself as a mature player and is ready to take on leadership roles within the team. He acknowledges that he needs to work hard and continue learning from Klopp to improve his game further. While having discussions with Klopp about his readiness, Elliott remains committed to making the most of every opportunity that comes his way on the field.
In conclusion, Harvey Elliott is determined to help Liverpool win the Europa League as a fitting send-off for outgoing manager Jurgen Klopp. With his dedication and focus on improving his game, Elliott is confident that he can play an integral role in helping Liverpool secure its first trophy since 2019.
