Harvey Elliott may have been booed throughout the 90 minutes at Craven Cottage, but his class off the pitch wasn’t dampened one bit.
The Daily Mail’s Lewis Steele popped onto X (formerly Twitter) yesterday to note the Englishman’s good deed of the day.
The former Fulham academy graduate was spotted handing his shirt over to a home fan after the Reds’ 3-1 win over Marco Silva’s men.
Ryan Gravenberch got on the scoresheet – the first time doing so in the Premier League – along with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota to seal the three points.
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Harvey Elliott a superb role model
At 21 years of age, it’s remarkable to think that Elliott is already a superb role model for kids coming out of the Academy.
Don’t let his age fool you – the midfielder has already racked up 114 games in the famous red shirt under Jurgen Klopp’s watchful eye. He’s absolutely a bona fide senior Liverpool footballer.
To think we haven’t even got close to realising his full potential at Anfield. It’s a scary thought, isn’t it?
Keep a close eye on Elliott’s development, Reds!