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But having been restricted to 507 minutes of football, and only 76 minutes in the Premier League, the 21-year-old admits Slot’s outstanding debut campaign has had its challenges.

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Elliott, who has not started a league game for Liverpool this season, said: “I’ve already played almost 150 games for Liverpool [137] and I feel like I’m very experienced in that aspect.

So there are moments within the season where I am getting angry, I am getting frustrated because I want to play, but at the same time I need to respect the situation and I need to respect the manager’s decisions.

“Some games I’m needed, some games I’m not.

We all need to be ready, it’s just not me and it’s just not the lads that are starting frequently.

We’re all going to play our part, it’s just about staying ready.”

Elliott has spoken regularly with the Liverpool head coach over his involvement and accepts that, with Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai among those ahead of him, playing for his boyhood club will be a test of patience.

He said: “We’ve had very honest conversations and open conversations.

I just need to make sure that I’m ready in moments like this where I can contribute.

Just make sure I’m in the right mind frame to come on and influence the game.”

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Despite the difficulties, a late winner to stun PSG at the Parc des Princes was a moment for Elliott to savour and reward for his team-first approach.