‘It Won’t Happen Again’ – Liverpool Loan Star Makes Vow To Fans
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15-second readLiverpool's Harvey Elliott was sent off against Villarreal while playing on loan for Valencia, and has since apologized to his teammates and the club's supporters, vowing that the incident 'won't happen again'. Elliott came off the bench in the 70th minute and received two yellow cards in quick succession for a tackle and dissent.
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Liverpool's Harvey Elliott was sent off against Villarreal while playing on loan for Valencia, and has since apologized to his teammates and the club's supporters, vowing that the incident 'won't happen again'. Elliott came off the bench in the 70th minute and received two yellow cards in quick succession for a tackle and dissent.
Elliott has made six appearances for Valencia, totaling 152 minutes, but has not yet started a game or registered a goal or assist. He is currently suspended but is focused on returning to action and helping Valencia improve their standing, as the club is currently 19th in La Liga.
Valencia's manager Javier Aguirre has praised Elliott's attitude and eagerness to develop. Elliott's performance upon his return from suspension could impact his future at Liverpool, as the club is monitoring his progress despite the loan deal having no buy option.
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Liverpool attacking midfielder Harvey Elliott has vowed not to repeat the mistake that led to his sending off against Villarreal, insisting that his focus is on helping Valencia climb the table. The 23-year-old left Anfield for his second loan spell away from the club on deadline day, having spent last season on loan at Aston Villa and joined La Liga giants Valencia. He is yet to make a start for the La Liga side, having made just six appearances and accumulated 152 minutes without registering a goal or assist.
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