An increasing number of Liverpool supporters believe one of their key players may be preparing to leave this summer after he shared an emotional message on social media following the club’s final match of the season.
Arne Slot’s men celebrated their Premier League title win in front of an ecstatic Anfield crowd on Sunday, receiving the trophy after a 1-1 draw with FA Cup champions Crystal Palace.
The occasion was filled with emotional farewells, most notably for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is set to join Real Madrid after a long-running transfer saga. The Liverpool academy graduate was visibly moved during his send-off, calling his final appearance at Anfield “the best day of his life.”
Another player who appeared emotional during the celebrations was Harvey Elliott. The 22-year-old midfielder, once praised by Jurgen Klopp as a “sensational talent,” has been the subject of growing transfer speculation in recent weeks.
Earlier this month, Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg revealed that Elliott is attracting strong interest, and Liverpool would consider offers despite his contract running until 2027. “A departure of Harvey Elliott is possible,” Plettenberg wrote on X. “There are many interesting enquiries, and talks are ongoing. Liverpool would not stand in his way if a suitable offer comes in.”
Fans were quick to react to Elliott’s apparent farewell. One wrote, “I’ll genuinely miss Harvey Elliott. Always gave his all for the badge. A true red.” Another added, “Absolutely gutted for the lad if he has to go… it’s probably not what he wants.”
During an interview with LFCTV amid the celebrations, Elliott gave a cryptic response when asked about his future: “You never know what’s going to happen,” he said. Reflecting on the season, he added, “This time, I feel like I’ve really been a part of it. The last time we won the league, I only made a few appearances as a kid. Now I’ve been in every squad since returning from injury, doing the traveling and everything around the games. It means more.”
He concluded by emphasizing how precious these moments are: “You can’t take them for granted. You have to enjoy and celebrate them as much as you can.”