The Liverpool midfielder was linked with a shock exit in January after a lack of minutes

Reportedly clubs from the English Premier League and Bundesliga tracking Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott is struggling for minutes under Arne Slott.

The 21-year-old missed two months of the season with a broken foot, but failed to play a significant role upon his return. Across his seven Premier League appearances so far this year, Elliott has amassed just 43 minutes.

Sky Sports News Elliott’s marginal role has caught attention across Europe. Brighton & Hove Albion and Borussia Dortmund have both been named as suitors, but a number of sides across the continent are believed to be willing to monitor developments in his future.

When asked about his feelings on Elliott, Slott insisted he remains a big fan of the midfielder but has struggled to find minutes for him due to… LiverpoolThe narrow margins of victory this season, which he claimed makes it difficult to turn to players who are not at their best.

“He is a talented player,” Slott confirmed. “It’s been this for us for a long time. In recent weeks, he’s coming in more often and getting his minutes out there, but as it is for him, as it is for others, they are competing with many other good players.” also.

“He was very unlucky because he got the title after two matches injuredwas out for a long time. And from what I’ve seen so far, with almost all of our players out for a long time, in this league, at this pace, with this intensity, with the quality that we have, and the other teams as well, it’s not easy to come back and be at your best straight away.

“I don’t just see that with Harvey, I see that with almost all the other players who have been out for five, six, seven or eight weeks. That’s the balance we have to find, by giving them game time to get back to their level.” Their best form but they can still win every game.

“Our margins are always small. If you go 5-0 up, you can give players who have been out for a long time half an hour, half an hour or even longer. But that’s not how we win, or win, our games so far, and that’s also why, If we are unlucky once or twice, we may draw or lose a game.

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