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Liverpool coaches in training while one piece of outrageous skill left Sadio Mane for dead.The 18-year-old has only just returned to fitness after nearly five months out with a serious injury to his ankle.The winger has already scored when he netted against Cardiff in the FA Cup on his comeback match while also looking in fine fettle against Leicester.And footage has emerged of Elliott putting on a real show in training with a sublime piece of skill.In a video that has gone viral on social media, the youngster made a pass to Mohamed Salah - sounds pretty basic right?Well not in this case, because despite losing his balance after receiving the ball from Naby Keita, Elliott protected the ball from Ibrahima Konate before scooping it to Mohamed Salah - while on the floor, in one motion.

Liverpool cruised past Cardiff into the fifth-round of the FA Cup just five months after he suffered from a horrific dislocated ankle.The former Fulham youngster was stretchered off during the Premier League clash against Leeds back in September, earning a huge cheer from the Anfield crowd after entering the action this weekend.After Diogo Jota and Takumi Minamino had put Jurgen Klopp's side 2-0 ahead, Elliott crashed a fine strike past Dillon Phillips before Rubin Colwill's consolation.Although fans were delighted to see January signing Luis Diaz make his first appearance for the club, it was 18-year-old Elliott who drew the most praise on social media.After seeing the winger's raw emotion with his celebration following his first goal for the club, one fan wrote on Twitter: "This kid is going straight to the top."With a second adding: "Great goal that is! Excellent control & finish. He deserved it."A third continued: "Completely changed the game when he came on too, upped the tempo, great movement.

Jurgen Klopp ’s side failed to impress. After a poor first half, Diogo Jota opened the scoring for the Reds in the 53rd minute when he guided his header into the far corner following a free-kick from Trent Alexander-ArnoldTakumi Minamino then doubled the Merseyside teams lead in the 68th minute when January summer signing Luis Diaz, introduced in the second half, stole the ball inside the Cardiff penalty area for the Japanese star to convert with ease.Harvey Elliott then made it three with a super goal, teeing himself up from an Andrew Robertson cross before firing a fierce volley into the far corner.Rubin Colwill gave the Bluebirds supporters something to cheer about in the 80th minute when the 19-year-old broke through the Liverpool defence and smashed the ball past Caiomhin Kelleher.Although the scoreline was convincing, Liverpool weren’t at their very best.

Liverpool star Harvey Elliott scored and laid on an assist in a specially-arranged friendly match ahead of his first-team return. Elliott, 18, has been sidelined since he dislocated his ankle against Leeds in September. After four months out, he is now back in full training and closing in on a return to Jurgen Klopp's plans.

Polish Lionel Messi" is already on the books of Liverpool and added two goals to his staggering career tally in the FA Youth Cup this week.Mateusz Musialowski, 18, has established himself as one of the brightest sparks amongst a wealth of impressive Reds youngsters.The likes of Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliott and Kaide Gordon have all been handed their professional debuts by Jurgen Klopp, and Musialowski seems to be in line for his soon.The forward can play anywhere across the front three, which could be very handy with Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane all into the final 18 months of their contracts at Anfield.He has earned his nickname thanks to his mesmerising dribbling ability which resembles that of the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner.And after scoring a Messi-esque goal last year, Musialowski admitted he tries to emulate the PSG star."When I see the space, I just go for it. I have seen a lot of Lionel Messi goals like that, so I try to be like him and I want to repeat it," he said.Which young talent excites you the most? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Liverpool are looking to land Fabio Carvalho for a paltry £5m with his contract at Fulham expiring this summer.However, the west London side are still not happy with the Reds after relations soured between the two clubs over how the Harvey Elliott transfer was conducted.Jurgen Klopp is not the only player interested in the Portuguese ace with West Ham also in the race.And Fulham might prefer their London rivals to Liverpool simply because they are less than happy with them for bullying them into giving up top talent Elliott on the cheap.Carvalho has been in rampant form for the Cottagers this season, scoring seven and assisting two in the Championship.He is the latest production from the club’s academy but the 19-year-old’s contract is set to expire this summer and he has no plans to renew.It means Marco Silva is set to lose the highly-rated starlet for nothing - unless he is sold this month.And according to The Sun, Liverpool have taken up a major interest in his services as they scour the bargain bin.Despite being a major talent, they are ready to make a bid worth just £5m - forcing Fulham into an uneasy decision.But they have not forgot how they were forced into selling the Anfield outfit Elliott - the last top talent to come out of Motspur Park.In a similar-shaped deal, the youngster was set to leave at the end of his contract while Liverpool swooped in.Rules state that clubs are entitled to compensation if they lose a player under the age of 24 for nothing for developing and training him.Fulham demanded £7m for Elliott but Liverpool refused, with the Professional Football Compensation Committee ruling on their side by pricing the teenager at an initial £1.5m with a further £2.8m in future payments as well as a 20

Champions League debut has been caught on camera.

Liverpool could be without as many as ten first-team players for Saturday's game against Arsenal.Boss Jurgen Klopp confirmed that on top of definite absentees Roberto Firmino, Curtis Jones, Joe Gomez and Harvey Elliott, the Reds could be missing a further six stars for their visit to north London. The Reds suffered a series of setbacks over the international break with a handful of key players picking up injuries including Andy Robertson, Jordan Henderson and Sadio Mane.The situation makes for grim reading as Liverpool bid to keep up with Chelsea, Manchester City and West Ham at the top of the Premier League.

Liverpool fans are rejoicing at the news that Harvey Elliott has returned to training - almost exactly two months after being on the end of a sickening challenge which left many fearing for his prospects of playing again this season.The 18-year-old fractured his ankle against Leeds United on 13 September when Pascal Struijk's tackle left the youngster in considerable pain.The defender was sent off amid the incident which required the Reds star to be stretchered off.Initially, there were huge worries that Elliott could have been ruled out for over a season with memories still fresh of the Virgil van Dijk scenario that plagued Liverpool last year.But successful surgery has seen the teenager return to the training pitch well ahead of schedule,

Liverpool’s Premier League showdown with Brighton as Jurgen Klopp’s injury woes deepened.

football, two players at opposite ends of their respective careers can often find themselves together as team-mates - if only for a brief period. In two decades time, fans may look back with incredulity that Liverpool ace Harvey Elliott once played alongside James Milner, or Manchester City kid Liam Delap with Fernandinho.For instance, did you know that Juan Roman Riquelme, who was still playing in 2014, briefly shared a dressing room with Argentina great Diego Maradona?If not, or even if you did, you've come to the right place, as Daily Star Sport look back at eight unlikely pairs of team-mates, starting with perhaps the strangest two of them all.

Liverpool star Harvey Elliott has posted a positive injury update for the club's fans as he continues his recovery in a swimming pool at the Reds' training ground.

Liverpool legend Ian Rush believes the future is bright on Merseyside thanks to Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones.Elliott, 18, and Jones, 20, are two of the youngest members of Jurgen Klopp's squad but both have made a big impression this season.The latter of the pair started Liverpool's last four games before the international break, scoring against Brentford, while former Fulham man Elliott had forced his way into the team prior to a horror injury picked up against Leeds United.No timescale has been put on his recovery, but it is believed he will be out for at least four months.The performance of the two fledgling stars has been a real feather in the cap of the Reds so far this term, and Rush believes the future is bright with them at the

Liverpool fans are convinced they have found something out of the ordinary with the club’s official squad photo for the 2021/22 season.The Reds have reached that stage of the season where the club organises a photograph featuring all the first-team players and coaching staff.Liverpool can then put the photo on merchandise like calendars for fans to buy.But anyone that does buy an official Liverpool calendar for the 2021/22 season might notice something a bit strange if they look closely.That is because eagle-eyed fans on Twitter have spotted what they believe to be some irregularities which suggest the image has been photoshopped.All of the players are included in the picture, which was taken at the club’s AXA Training Centre in Kirkby -

Daily Star Sport look at how things went for Klopp as Liverpool opened their European campaign with a win. Things Klopp got right...Klopp elected to shuffle his pack for the visit of AC Milan, with key players such as Sadio Mane and Thiago Alacantara rested.It was a big call that seemed like it could pay off after Liverpool's electric start.But a nightmare two-minute spell on the stroke of the break left Liverpool trailing at the break before another dramatic European fightback.

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott bit back at a Manchester United supporter who mocked the dislocated ankle that he suffered during their recent win over Leeds.The 18-year-old has undergone successful surgery on the gruesome injury, but looks set to miss the majority of the season having played a back-up role at the start of the campaign.Although there has been plenty of sympathy for the youngster, one fan of rivals United decided to mock him for his spell on the sidelines, earning a response from the player himself.With Elliott deciding to poke fun at their lack of silverware in recent years compared to their glory days, he may have slightly exaggerated their recent period without a trophy.The fan said on Elliott's TikTok video: "He's

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suffered a horror ankle injury against Leeds - and he has vowed to come back stronger from the incident.The Liverpool teenage ace is set for surgery in the coming days after dislocating his ankle in the 3-0 win for the Reds.Elliott, 18, suffered the injury in a challenge from Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, who was sent off and has since apologised.The Liverpool midfielder said: "I'm of course absolutely devastated with what happened yesterday at Leeds, but have been totally overwhelmed by the love and support shown to me by the entire football world following the injury.“Thank you so much to everyone who has reached out or sent messages to me and my family, it means so much to us.“Also a massive thanks to everyone inside Elland Road for the

Jurgen Klopp 's reaction to Leeds' Pascal Struijk being sent off for the challenge that ended with Harvey Elliott dislocating his ankle. The Liverpool teenager suffered the horror injury during his side's 3-0 win at Elland Road on Sunday and Klopp wasn't interested in admonishing Struijk at full-time.

dislocated the Liverpool youngster’s ankle during their 3-0 defeat by the Reds on Sunday.The Dutchman was given a straight red card after lunging into a challenge and going through the 18-year-old from behind. Everybody in attendance at Elland Road knew from Mohamed Salah’s frantic and terrified reaction the former Fulham star was in serious trouble.

Liverpool shirt to a young boy on the bed next to him after being rushed to hospital with an ankle injury.The 18-year-old midfielder was stretchered off in the second-half of his side’s 3-0 away victory against Leeds United following a late challenge from behind by Pascal Struijk.It was an injury so awful Sky Sports did not even show replays of the incident, however, the reactions from Mohamed Salah and Fabinho was enough to show its seriousness.Before the incident in the second half Elliott was enjoying another magnificent performance since breaking into the side earlier this season.It was later confirmed that Elliott had suffered a dislocated ankle and The Athletic reported he will undergo surgery on the problem later in the week.