Liverpool’s gifted teenager Harvey Elliott dislocated his ankle during the Premier League clash against Leeds United in September and now he has posted something which The Reds would love to watch as you can consider it as an injury update. While Elliott has burst into the scene after he became a regular starter early this season.
The Teenager had a bright start to the season and played four League matches while starting three of them. And according to FotMob reports Elliott registered an average of 7.39 match ratings per game he played so far.
But his progress derailed after suffering a serious injury after a challenge from Leed United’s defender Pascal Struijk.
Thus, recently Harvey Elliott has issued a fresh injury update on social media expressing his recovery.
The 18-year-old has been spotted on social media working out in the gym. Elliott was looking relatively comfortable on his injured ankle.
A series of Instagram stories showed Elliott putting weight on his leg, with the caption ‘Bad leg???’.
He also shared updates on social media recently as he was seen jogging on spot and working out in the gym at AXA training centre in Kirkby.
Injury Update: Harvey Elliott to be back soon in the Liverpool squad
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Recently, Klopp confessed that the youngster’s recovery is going very well so far. And he has seen completely delighted with Elliott’s recovery progress.
Klopp speaking about Harvey Elliotts to Liverpool.com
He’s great, Harvey’s great,
I have no idea when exactly it’ll be, but we can’t wait actually. It looks really good.
Whichever person you speak to from the rehab department, you hear that he is so determined, he is really very positive all the time with us here.
It is nice to see him smiling the whole day and working hard. He will be back, but how soon I don’t know.
Many people feared that he might be missing the entire season. But Former Fulham starlet appears to be recovering well after undergoing successful surgery.
The midfield’s latest post shows encouraging signs on his social media, leading to speculation that he could return to the field much sooner than many expected.
