Luis Diaz responds to Harvey Elliott’s new message after fans destroy him
Harvey Elliott posted a response online as fans criticised his recent performance amid growing uncertainty over his Liverpool future.
Despite Liverpool lifting the Premier League title in what was an outstanding debut season for Arne Slot, Elliott endured a frustrating campaign on a personal level.
The midfielder made just two Premier League starts, struggling to break into the starting XI.
With Liverpool now closing in on a record-breaking deal for Florian Wirtz, questions around Elliott’s long-term role at Anfield have only intensified.
Some Liverpool fans believe Elliott’s days at Anfield may be numbered, particularly after a recent interview in which he stated he doesn’t want to “waste years”—a comment many interpreted as a reference to his limited game time under Slot.
For now, the 22-year-old is focused on international duty with England at the Under-21 European Championship. However, supporters were left unimpressed by his latest performance, prompting criticism across social media.
Harvey Elliott responds after England fans voice frustration
England progressed to the quarter-finals of the Under-21 European Championship but ended their group stage campaign with a defeat to Germany in the final match.
Elliott came under criticism from England fans following a below-par performance, with many left frustrated by the 22-year-old’s display.
Despite the critics, the Liverpool forward took a positive approach in response, sharing a post on Instagram with the caption: “Into the quarters!”
The message drew plenty of support, with likes from Jarell Quansah, Luis Diaz, and Caoimhin Kelleher, who recently completed a move to Brentford.
England finished second in Group B with just one win, a draw, and a loss, but did enough to secure a place in the knockout stage. Elliott, who is captaining the side, remains a key figure on the pitch. However, speculation around his Liverpool future continues to build.
Football Insider revealed Elliott is likely to move to Serie A if he leaves this summer, even though several Premier League clubs are also monitoring his situation.
Liverpool handed boost amid Luis Diaz transfer rumours
While Elliott’s future remains uncertain, so too does that of Diaz, who has been heavily linked with a move away from Anfield.
Barcelona recently made an approach for the Colombian international, but the Reds quickly rebuffed the interest, making it clear the winger is not for sale.
Now, the Spanish giants appear to have shifted focus, as Barcelona are closing in on a deal for Athletic Club star Nico Williams, suggesting their pursuit of Diaz is effectively over.
Diaz has just two years remaining on his current contract, and while no talks over a renewal have taken place yet, securing his long-term future may soon become a key priority for Liverpool.