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Fulham's Harvey Elliott Becomes The Youngest Player In Premier League History
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Ladies and gentleman, we have a new youngest player in the Premier League after 16-year old Harvey Elliott came on for Fulham this afternoon.
Elliott, born on 4 April 2003, entered the fray as a late substitute in the 1-0 defeat to Wolves and broke the previous record set by former Fulham left-back Matthew Briggs against Middlesbrough 12 years ago.
It once belonged to fellow Motspur Park product Matthew Briggs, but Fulham's Harvey Elliott became the PL's youngest ever performer after replacing Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa in the dying stages at Molineux.
A flourishing record-breaker at just 16 years and 30 days old. #ffc
- Cameron Ramsey (@94CAMRAM) May 4, 2019
Already linked with Chelsea and Barcelona, Elliott hasn't even signed a professional deal with the club yet but became the youngest ever play to pull on a Fulham shirt when he came off the bench aged 15 and 174 days in a Carabao Cup game against Millwall in September.
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Incredibly, Elliott wasn't even born when Wayne Rooney played his first game for England. The lad is so young that he's probably making Ryan Sessegnon feeling like an experienced player.
Fair play to Scott Parker for giving Elliott a taste of the big-time and an experience he'll never forget today.
Topics: Football News, Football, Premier League, Harvey Elliott, Wolves, Fulham
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