Elliott interview: Jürgen Klopp’s goodbye, Jarell Quansah, and the Aston Villa draw
Harvey Elliott anticipates a tearful afternoon as Anfield gets ready to bid Jürgen Klopp farewell this coming weekend. Sunday’s Premier League match between Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers will mark Klopp’s 491st and final game in command of the Reds, capping off an incredible and illustrious tenure on Merseyside. And there’s a strong desire to make sure the manager not only leaves on a high note with a win, but that he understands how much the players and staff love and appreciate him. Elliott, for example, has played 118 games since making his debut under Klopp when he was 16 years old in 2019.
Elliott expressed gratitude towards their manager, acknowledging his significant impact on their development as players and individuals. He emphasized the importance of giving their best on the field as a gesture of appreciation, especially as they approach an emotional game. Despite the disappointing draw against Aston Villa, Elliott recognized the need to learn from mistakes and improve for future matches. He also commended Jarell Quansah for his performance and first Premier League goal, highlighting his hard work and dedication throughout the season.