Liverpool’s Premier League Hopes Could be Boosted by the Return of One Player After International Break

Liverpool’s strong start to the 2024/25 season may gain further momentum following the international break, with Arne Slot potentially welcoming Harvey Elliott back into his squad.

The midfielder has been sidelined for the Reds’ last six fixtures due to a fractured foot, an injury sustained during the September international break while playing for England’s Under-21 team.

At 21 years old, Elliott was initially given a six-week recovery period for the injury, raising hopes that he could be available for Liverpool’s return to action after the upcoming international break.

Reports from the Liverpool Echo suggest the club are eyeing the October 20 match against Chelsea at Anfield as a possible return date for the young midfielder.

Speaking about Elliott’s injury last month, Slot told the press via the Liverpool Echo: “Harvey is of course a big disappointment for him but also for us.

“If he had stayed fit he would have had a lot of playing time in the upcoming fixtures, but now it gives a chance to someone else.”

The Dutch coach will be thrilled to have Elliott return, considering his value to Liverpool. The Reds are likely to see the best of the 21-year-old, as he will be eager to impress his new manager after missing significant time in recent weeks.

The Return of Harvey Elliott Could Boost Liverpool Title Hope

Elliott’s start to the 2024/25 season will likely be disappointing for the young English player, especially after how he finished the previous campaign.

The midfielder played a pivotal role under Jurgen Klopp, concluding the German manager’s tenure at Anfield as a regular starter.

At 21, he contributed a goal and three assists in Liverpool’s final three matches of the 2023/24 season, and would have hoped to carry that momentum into this season.

Now, with his return, Elliott is expected to be highly motivated, and Liverpool fans should anticipate seeing the best from the talented midfielder.

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