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And ahead of the final nine games of the Premier League season, he is one of those hoping to end the first campaign under the Dutchman strongly.

As the Reds look to seal the league title and get over the line ahead of Arsenal, there should be the chance to hand a few opportunities to those who haven't had many in recent months.

With a big summer coming up in the transfer market, that could be useful to determine where the future of several players — Elliott included — might lie.

Along with the likes of Federico Chiesa and Wataru Endo, Elliott has very much been a squad player for Slot.

Borussia Dortmund has also been named as a possible destination with a penchant for picking up and developing the best young English talents in recent years.

But while Elliott could get more game time elsewhere, he has already made it clear that Liverpool, the team he grew up supporting, is where his focus lies at the moment.

That was a few months ago, when the rumors about an exit first emerged.

In January, Elliott scored in the Champions League against Lille, celebrating with a shushing motion.

That is one of only four goals he has scored this season, but he has played under 600 minutes across all competitions.

"I think it’s pretty clear, to be honest," he said on Amazon Prime at the final whistle when he was asked what the celebration meant.

Only a year or 18 months ago, Jones was in a similar place in terms of his position in the squad — and things can change quickly.

Liverpool.com says: If Elliott wants regular game time next season, he might have to move on
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