Liverpool 2023/24 Season Review: Harvey Elliott | OneFootball

Harvey Elliott’s Season: A Comprehensive Review

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The tale of the super sub. The 2023/24 season has been an eventful one for Harvey Elliott, showcasing his growing influence at Liverpool. Elliott’s overall performance stats are impressive: he played 53 matches across all competitions, accumulating a total of 2,783 minutes. His contributions included 4 goals and 11 assists. A versatile player, Elliott demonstrated his adaptability by playing primarily as a central midfielder (23 appearances), but also filled roles as a right winger. Most importantly, you can see the dear upturn at the season’s end, and he won’t have wanted it to finish.

Biggest High

Elliott’s standout performance came in the Premier League match against Tottenham, where he was instrumental in Liverpool’s 4-2 victory. His contribution in this game, including a goal and an assist, earned him a stellar rating of 9.12 on WhoScored.com. Another notable highlight was his display against Luton at home, where he again scored and assisted, achieving a high rating of 9.13. These performances were not only pivotal in securing crucial points for Liverpool but also underscored Elliott’s potential to influence games significantly. Two starts most importantly with huge contributions in both.

Biggest Low

Despite his highs, Elliott’s season was not without its lows. His lowest point came in the Europa League quarter-final second leg against Atalanta, where Liverpool succumbed to a 3-0 defeat. Elliott’s performance in this match was underwhelming, reflected in his WhoScored.com rating of 6.13, and he was withdrawn at half-time. Furthermore, his omission from the England squad for the Euros will feel like a significant blow, highlighting areas for improvement if he is to establish himself on the international stage. Elliott is unlucky, but when the likes of Eze, Foden, and Bellingham are your competition, such is the bar.

Overall Thoughts

Harvey Elliott’s 2023/24 season has been a mixture of promising performances and areas for development. As a super sub, he has often turned games around for Liverpool, but when he’s started it’s not always come together. However, his recent performances suggest he may be ready to make a consistent impact from the start. Under the guidance of Arne Slot next campaign, Elliott’s focus should be on cementing a regular starting position and continuing to develop his game intelligence and consistency. With his talent and determination, Elliott is poised to build on a breakout season and could become a key player for both Liverpool and England. If he can carry this current form into it, we’ve got a heck of a player on our hands.