Harvey Elliott admits that ‘conversation’ must be conducted about the future of Liverpool

Harvey Elliott has warned Arne Slot that he will not “waste” his career and look from the bank in Liverpool.

The attacker, 22, collected one Premier League Title Medal this period on Anfield but only played 360 minutes in 18 performances.

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The boy’s fan is in Slovakia as part of the England U21 Squad Looking for their European championship crown for what could be the start of a big summer.

A large number of clubs are considering taking a step for the ex-Fulham man of £ 45 million and he admitted that he might have to leave for the well-being of his career.

Elliott Said: “It’s just a situation that I and the team must have a conversation on my behalf.

“I now come to an age where I am 22, I will be 23 next season and I don’t really want to waste years on my career because it is a short career. You don’t know what will happen. Take wood, but injuries and things, it could shorten it.

“It is a situation that, as I have said before, I have to think. I have to see if I am satisfied with doing what I do and how can I improve as a player, because that is the most important thing. That is really the most important thing.

“I just want to improve and be the best possible version of myself and the best player I can be. If that goes somewhere else, then it is a decision that I have to make and I just have to see what happens.”

Elliott, who came through the Academy of QPR before he made the switch to Fulham before he was arrested by Liverpool In 2019, added: “Nothing ensures that I want to leave. I love the club, I love the fans, the team. I support them too. But as I said, the most important thing is that it is only about what is best for my career. I just have to make that decision.”

One of the highlights of the Elliott campaign, which was delayed because of a broken base, came to the Champions League.

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He scored a final winner in Paris Saint-Germain in the last-16 first leg only 47 seconds after replacing Mohamed Salah, but even that moment Slot could not convince him to give him a start in the next game.

He said: “PSG was a bit high for me, especially with the Premier League game a few days later. I thought it might be a chance for me to get a start and show what I can do and just get a nice run.

“The boss is the boss. He is the man who is in charge. He is the reason why we won the competition because of his decisions. I can’t complain. I just have to make sure that I am ready and continue.”

A man who has total confidence in Elliott is Lee Carsley, the man with whom he enjoyed Euro -success two years ago.

Elliott and Charlie Cresswell are the only survivors of that team in Slovakia and the Liverpool man says he loves the leading role he has.

He added: “I have always taken that role in my pass. Not just for myself, I want the whole team to do well. I want all players to do well.

“Everyone has quality here. We have one goal and one goal, that is to win it. I will try as hard as I can to ensure that that happens.”

England started their Eurocampagne against the Czech Republic on Thursday and then faced Slovenia three days later and ended the group stage against Germany on Wednesday 18 June.

All matches of the young lions are broadcast on channel 4.

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