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(Reuters) – Liverpool has announced the completion of the contract of its promising winger, Harvey Elliott, on Sunday.
Elliot, who left Fulham after the end of his contract as a young player in June, became the youngest player to play in the Premiership when he appeared in the second division with the Wolverhampton Wanderers between 16 and 30 years in May.
According to British reports, the under-17-year-old British wing was a candidate for a move to Barcelona, Real Madrid and Raz Balbalp Leipzig.
"Joining the club that I have been encouraging since I was young is a dream come true for me and for all my family and it's a great feeling to announce that I have officially become a player," he said. Elliott, 16, writes.
"I am looking forward to starting my career and I will feel good about wearing the red jersey.I will do my best for the club and I think that Anfield is the ideal place to develop myself as a player. "
Elliott will be part of the Jurgen team when he faces Napoli on Sunday and will attend the training camp in Evian.
Prepared by Oussama Khairy for publication in Arabic
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