Topics: Liverpool, Champions League, Harvey Elliott, Football
One Liverpool star has made a decision on his future on the back of sealing the Premier League title after being urged to leave Anfield.
On Sunday afternoon, Liverpool secured the Premier League title in Arne Slot's first season in charge.
The title was sealed with four matches left to play after a 5-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield.
On the back of securing the title, the focus has shifted towards the summer, with Liverpool expected to be busy in the transfer window.
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Back in March, former Spurs and Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood urged Harvey Elliott to leave the club due to his lack of minutes.
He said: "The trouble is for players like Harvey Elliott, I watched him and I was really impressed with what I saw. The other boys are coming onto the pitch, he's made five subs there, and still no Harvey Elliott and you know, he's not happy. He sat there and his face was so angry and annoyed.
"I quite admire that. You know, that boy is not going to sit there and just not play. He will want to leave that football club, I know it's a brilliant club if he can fight his way into the team, but if he's not going to play on a regular basis."
So far in the 24/25 season, the Englishman has only managed four goals and two assists in 24 appearances across all competitions, amassing a total of 651 minutes of game time.
The man himself has already declared his intentions to stay at Anfield and fight for his place.
Elliott told The Echo: "I hope that I can push on [next season]. This is my team, I am committed to them and it's just a situation that is always going to have a lot of talk, I just need to think about what is best for my future, my career and as much as I want it to be here.
"You never know what is going to happen around the corner. If I had it my way, that would be here, I would play each and every game here and stay here for the rest of my career but it all depends on managers, the people above and as I said you don't know what could happen but as far as I am aware I am here, here to stay and this is the club I want to be at."
The 22-year-old continued: "Hopefully I am still here to be honest. It is the best place to be, the best club to be at and especially having the fans around us at the moment, I don't think there is a better place to be playing.
"Players go through ups and downs but at the end of the day you have to come out fighting and I think it is within myself to make it happen. So hopefully I can stay here for the rest of my career."
