After the departure of Jordan Henderson and Gini Wijnaldum, Liverpool fans hoped for a suitable replacement. Enter Harvey Elliott, a young footballer from Chertsey, England, born to Scott Elliott, who arrived just in time. This article chronicles the life of Harvey Elliott, a boy whose talent was evident from a young age. His potential was first noticed when he succeeded in a beach football game set up to be challenging, which his dad had previously failed. When young Harvey triumphed, his father knew he was destined for greatness in football.
This article tells the story of a footballer who, in his teenage years, vowed to wreak vengeance on Real Madrid after what happened to his idol, Mohamed Salah, in a Champions League Final. It goes to show that Harvey has been a great Liverpool fan. It would interest you to know that his love for Liverpool was ignited by his number one idol, Steven Gerrard. Many years ago, young Harvey was a mascot at QPR, and there was an unforgettable day when he performed mascot duties in a QPR game against Liverpool. The young Liverpool die-hard fan once had the chance to come face-to-face with his hero, Steven Gerrard. It was a day he can’t easily forget.
This article on Harvey Elliott goes beyond detailing his career stats; it provides a complete biography that covers the events of Elliott’s childhood, the untold stories of his boyhood days, the support he received from his parents (Mr. and Mrs. Scott Elliott), and his rich football family background. It also highlights how he supports his siblings—Harrison (his brother) and his sister. Our memoir includes insights into Elliott’s lifestyle, personal life, and the Harry Kane controversy. Now, let’s get into the meat and potatoes of this story.
How Harvey Elliott’s Talent Was Discovered at a Beach: A Life Story
Our version of Harvey Elliott’s biography starts with the notable events of his early life, particularly the unforgettable childhood beach incident. Next, we’ll dive into how he overcame all odds to become Liverpool’s Diamond.
To pique your interest in Harvey Elliott’s life story, we present his journey in pictures. This gallery showcases his early boyhood and remarkable rise. Behold the journey of Liverpool’s invaluable jewel.
Harvey Elliott Biography – Behold his Early Life and Great Rise.
One of the most noticeable traits about Elliott is his level of confidence. Alongside Curtis Jones, he has inspired a tactical shift in Liverpool’s midfield. Despite the praise heaped on the attacking midfielder, we noticed that not many people have read a comprehensive biography of Harvey Elliott. We’ve created this memoir to fill that gap. Without further ado, let us begin with Harvs’ early life.
Harvey Elliott Childhood Story:
For Biography starters, he bears the nickname “Harvs”. Upon his birth, his parents named him Harvey Daniel James Elliott. Harvey was born on the 4th day of April 2003 to his Father, Scott Elliott and Mother, Mrs Elliott, in Chertsey, England.
The Footballer came to the world as one among three children born to the marital union between his Mum and Dad.
The most lively and outspoken member of Elliott’s family is no other than this man- Scott. He is one of Harvey Elliott’s parents (His ever-loving Father).
This is Scott Elliott. He is Harvey Elliott’s Dad. Scott is a lively man. There is never a dull moment with the father of three.
Growing-Up:
For Harvey Elliott, enjoying childhood wasn’t all about him, his Dad and Mum. He spent his Early Life alongside his siblings.
Harvey, his younger sister and Harrison, his little brother (the baby of the Elliott family), grew up in Chertsey, a small town in central London.
Let me introduce you to Harvey Elliott’s siblings. He has a sister (his immediate younger) and Harrison, a brother (the youngest of the Elliott family).
How Scott Elliott (Harvey Elliott’s Dad) discovered his son’s Talent:
It all happened on a blessed day between 2006 and 2007. Harvey Elliott’s parents, together with him, went to Brighton’s beach to enjoy themselves.
That day, a three-year-old Harvey did the unthinkable. According to Scott, he made a mockery of a fairground attraction.
This Brighton beach attraction comprises a hole where people tried the near-impossible task of kicking a football through it.
Upon noticing how exciting and hard the game was, Harvey Elliott’s Dad decided to try it. Young Harvey and his Mum stood and watched.
According to the game’s organizer, a player has to make at least three successful shots to win something.
When Scott Elliott heard about the game rules, he reacted nervously. Then, he made a request for his son’s inclusion. On his reaction and request, Scott said;
Winning this game is bloody impossible mate, no chance!
I tell you what, I would like to have four balls for a fiver and my son [Harvey] would take the fourth shot.
The moment of Harvey Elliott’s Magic at Brighton Beach:
Young Harvey and his Mum cheered Scott as he warm-up to begin the game. To win a gift, Scott knew he had to make three successful shots.
So he finally had his three shots, all of which came out unsuccessfully.
Noticing he had failed all his shots, Scott Harvey was a bit disappointed. The father of three then told his son;
Here you go Harvs. Have a go at the forth shot.
At this moment, Harvey Elliott’s Mother watched with more rapt attention. Unknown to her and Scott, their son was about to do the impossible.
Did you know? Little Harvey laced the ball straight through – to the shock of his parents and the game owner.
For Scott, his father, he knew there was a bit of luck. Even at that, the strike Harvey made with the ball was so unbelievable.
It was at this moment Scott Elliott discovered his son’s football talent. This is Harvey Elliott’s Dad (Scott) telling the beach story.
Harvey Elliott Family Background:
The attacking midfielder comes from a household that lives, eats and drinks football.
Did you know?… Harvey Elliott’s family are die-hard Liverpool supporters. Their support for the Reds began a long time ago. With this photo, young Harvs, you don’t need any other proof.
Harvey Elliott’s family members are big Liverpool fans. The boy has a colossal love for the Reds as a child. No wonder he gives the club everything he’s got.
An excited Harvey was very much a vibrant fan during Liverpool’s Carlsberg jersey days.
Do you remember that classic shirt?… Michael Owen, El Hadji Diouf, Rigobert Song, Djibril Cisse, etc, famously wore it. The youngster enjoyed Liverpool a lot during the Rafa Benitez era.
Early on, Harvey Elliott’s parents were very busy adults. Scott and his wife (Harvey’s Mum) are middle-class earners.
Oftentimes, work kept both parents away from home. That made Harvey Elliott’s grandmother the person who looked after him the most at that time.
Family Origin:
The Liverpool attacking midfielder holds British nationality. Also, he is of white British ethnicity.
Chertsey, where Harvey Elliott’s family comes from, is a London commuter town. As Wikipedia puts it, he is the most popular footballer in this great England market town.
This is Chertsey, where Harvey Elliott’s parents raised him and his siblings. It is a special London town, the home of his family and ancestry.
Aside from being the family home of Harvey Elliott, why is Chertsey special? Now let’s tell you.
Did you know?… the town is the home of the European headquarters of Samsung Electronics. Also, Chertsey has the head office of Compass Group and the UK Home Office.
Education and Career Buildup:
Harvey Elliott’s educational background comprises his schooling with Coombe Boys.
In this boys’ school in New Malden (South West London), he pursued and successfully attended his GCSC. Please note that GCSC means General Certificate of Secondary Education.
Brilliant as he is, Harvey Elliott left school with two A-level qualifications. Further research on Harry Elliott’s education reveals he was among the best students at Phys Ed (PE). More so in the area of performing drama at Coombe Boys’ School.
Role of Harvey Elliott’s Grandmother
Similar to the Italian Star Sandro Tonali, Harvey Elliott’s grandmamma was instrumental in helping him get into football. It wasn’t only because she loved caring for her grandchildren.
Research has it that Harvey Elliott’s grandmother was a sporty woman, a very good one.
When the boy’s parents were out making money, she accompanied him to play football with his friends.
At the age of seven, it was clear what Harvey Elliott wanted to do in life. To make things formal, his Dad began the quest to find him a nice academy in London.
Harvey Elliott Biography – The Untold Football Story:
Things weren’t rosy for the youngster and his Dad (Scott) in his efforts to find an academy for his son.
At first, Fulham presented an opportunity. Thereafter, Scott took Harvey to Chelsea Academy, where he had a six-week trial.
Chelsea Rejection:
In the second week of Harvey’s football trial, his Dad (Scott Elliot) went to meet the club’s academy director.
The aim was to have early feedback on his son’s position with the club. Responding to Scott, the Chelsea academy director’s words were as follows;
Technically, he is our top three players.
But when we go eleven asides on a full-sized pitch, I don’t think he can cover-up.
Because of his size.
Scott Elliott considers his son’s Chelsea Academy rejection to be a brutal story. Responding to what the Chelsea Academy director said about his son, Scott said,
I don’t agree with you. Thou I respect your opinion. That’s fine.
These were Scott Elliot’s exact words about his son’s rejection of Chelsea Academy.
Before Chelsea Academy’s rejection, the youngster who never stopped wearing Liverpool jerseys began his career journey with QPR. Harvs, as Elliott’s parents nicknamed him, possessed that steely determination – to make his professional dreams come true.
This is Cute Harvey taking a photo with his Liverpool shirt. He truly loved the club since childhood.
From age seven, it took only two years before he became popular with QPR. Only one man in that academy knows him so well and can tell Harvey Elliott’s QPR Story. He is no other person than Scott Chickelday, his former under-11 coach.
The former QPR coach once told a great story about the first time he witnessed that game play of Harvey Elliott on a football field. Here is what Chickelday said;
“He (Harvey) was playing at the left-back position. He was the smallest kid on the pitch and played with boys that were one year older. As a new staff, I was told to take a look at how Harvey would perform.”
In that game, Chickelday wasn’t so impressed. He suggested that the academy manager should make Harvey play with his own age group.
In response, he was told to relax and then come take a look at him again – in the next day of training. In Chickelday’s words,
“That next day, I got to the training venue 35 minutes before the session. Little Harvey was already there. We first did one vs one and then a two vs two training.
To my greatest shock, Harvey absolutely outclassed everyone in that training session. From that point, I was like ‘WoW. This kid can play’“
The Fatherly Inspiration:
When you speak of Harvey’s confidence and mentality, one man is largely responsible. He is no other than his Dad, Scott Elliott. During Harvey’s journey to becoming successful, his Dad often tells him these words;
I don’t care what you do, but you must work a hundred and 10 per cent. There is no excuse not to work hard.
When you go on that pitch, it doesn’t matter if you are Messi or Ronaldo. As soon as you cross that line, you are the best player on the pitch. End of discussion. While on the pitch, always put some swagger and show everyone who you are.
As soon as you come off the pitch, never talk about yourself. If someone wants to talk about you (good or bad), just keep your head down.
Meeting Steven Gerrard:
During Harvey’s days at QPR Academy, he did Mascot duties. The Liverpool die-hard fan once had the chance to come face to face with his hero, Steven Gerrard. It happened when QPR selected him as Joey Barton’s mascot for a Liverpool visit.
On that beautiful day, Harvey led the QPR side out alongside Joey Barton.
Also, on that day, one thing became very clear. EVERYONE could see where Harvey Elliott’s allegiance lay. As observed in this picture, the boy was more into Steven Gerrard than his own QPR.
It was March 2012 when Harvey Elliott (a mascot for QPR) met his Childhood Hero (Steven Gerrard).
At that time, Kenny Dalglish managed Liverpool. Luis Suarez had just begun his first full season at Anfield. Jordan Henderson had joined the Reds nine months earlier. And the almighty Gerrard was playing his 14th career season with the club.
The Road to Fame Story:
Six years after he met Steven Gerrard, the youngster’s career began developing at a fast pace.
To the joy of Harvey Elliott’s parents, their precious son (in October 2018) got his first call-up to the England under-17 team. A month later, he also transferred to Fulham.
When Harvey was a Fulham, his Dad (Scott Elliott) wanted him to have an opportunity to play in the number 10 position. According to him, Fulham refused. There were his words;
The club cheaply and loosely referred to Harvey as the next Ryan Sessegnon, which pissed me off. He is not anyone but Harvey Elliott. That is politics involved in football and we know about that.
Early England Glory:
Kevin Betsy, the Young Lions’ coach, included Elliott in the England under-17 football squad for the 2019 Syrenka Cup.
As expected by fans, the youngster shined in the tournament. Elliott scored the opening goal of the final – as he helped England’s under-17 team win the title.
The Rising star was among those that won the Syrenka Cup in 2019.
Aside from Harvey Eliott, there were two players in that Syrenka Cup squad – who rose to become superstars within a short time. These footballers are no other than Jude Bellingham and Jamal Musiala.
Fulham’s decision was Harvey and not his Dad (Scott Elliott):
Because QPR was poorly run, his parents decided Harvs would leave the academy. Scott Elliott tried making his son have trials with other Premier League clubs.
He never wanted Fulham, though his son insisted. Fulham academy signed Elliott into their academy – Not as a ten. While there, he became close friends with Fabio Carvalho. Because he was good, the club wasted no time handing him his first-team debut.
Did you know?… Harvey, on the day of his debut, went to classes at Coombe Boys’ School in New Malden, Greater London.
Knowing he had a very important match, the boy left school early that day. At a very young age (15 years and 174 days), Harvey Elliott broke a record.
With that debut, he became Fulham’s youngest-ever first-team player and the youngest ever to play in an EFL Cup.
The next big record came in his Premier League debut. On 4 May 2019, the son of Scott Elliott became the youngest ever Premier League player at 16 years and 30 days. GOAL, at this time, had named Harvey among the top 50 wonder kids in world football.
Harvey Elliott Real Madrid Snub:
Being named among Goal‘s top 50 wonder kids in world football turned Harvey Elliott into a hot transfer property.
At that time, three European giants had begun fighting for the Rising Star’s signature. While Barca and Liverpool pushed, Real Madrid rolled out the red carpets.
Harvey Elliott’s parents, together with him, travelled to Bernabeu to have a tour of their training ground complex.
That day, Real Madrid did everything possible to convince the youngster to join them. Did you know?… That tour was successful EXCEPT for a mistake.
Real Madrid management took Harvey, his Mum and Dad to a room that had Sergio Ramos shirt hanging on the wall.
So excited they wanted Harvey Elliott to meet their long-serving captain (Ramos). Harvey’s response to meeting Ramos shocked Real Madrid staff. He said;
“About meeting Sergio Ramos, I would say,… ‘No’.
It is OK not to meet him, thanks.
This is because I stopped liking him after what he did to Mo Salah.”
Truth be told, this wasn’t the response Real Madrid was expecting from the youngster. That made the club research Harvey Elliott’s Biography, which revealed that he and his family have been lifelong Liverpool fans. At this time, Real Madrid knew they had lost a rare Gem.
Harvey’s case against Real Madrid:
Truth be told, this wasn’t the response Real Madrid was expecting from the youngster. That made the club research on Harvey Elliott’s Biography, which revealed that he and his family have been lifelong Liverpool fans. At this time, Real Madrid knew they had lost a rare Gem.
Harvey’s case against Real Madrid:
As a lifelong Liverpool fan, watching that 2018 Champions League Final was a must.
That day, Harvey Elliott’s family travelled to Kiev with the view of Liverpool winning the trophy. Here is the youngster and his Dad at the NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium – on that day.
This is a young Harvey Elliott squatting in front of his father, Scott. Their Family were in Kiev to watch the 2018 Champions League final.
Salah’s injury truly hurt him that day. The injury came after Sergio Ramos cynically dropped his tackle on Salah’s shoulder – taking him out of the 2018 Champions League final. That event made him have a huge grudge against Real Madrid.
Harvey Elliott Biography – The Journey to Success:
After refusing to have an audience with Sergio Ramos, the youngster and his family went back to England.
Taking an opportunity of Real Madrid’s loss, a host of top clubs circled around Elliott like sharks. They include PSG, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool.
Recognizing the love he showed for them, Liverpool made Harvey their top priority. The club came knocking at Fulham’s doors while Harvey Elliott’s family was on a holiday trip to Portugal. Also at that time, the youngster had finished high school (GCSE exams).
“The push Liverpool gave to have me took me by surprise.
Honestly, I didn’t think it was true,”
Elliott admitted after the Reds signed him. Initially, the Ex-Fulham star thought his father was kidding when he first told him that his beloved Liverpool was interested in him.
From Harvey’s perspective, he did not believe the words of his Father (Scott). He simply reacted to his Dad’s comment by laughing out loud since both of them always loved to joke with each other.
At last, Liverpool was glad to have finally raided a teenager from the hands of Real Madrid. Especially having painfully lost one footballer to the Spanish club in the past. This person is no other than Martin Odegaard, the Norwegian whom Liverpool lost to Madrid in 2015.
His Liverpool first impression:
As he wore the Liverpool shirt for the first time, Harvey wasted no time in telling his fans about the new excitement. In his words;
To have joined the only club I supported as a boy is a dream come true.
A big dream for me and all of my family.
Truly, it is an incredible feeling to now officially call myself a Red!
Wearing the famous red jersey on, Harvey continued to work hard. Thankfully, he became part of the Liverpool squad that won the UEFA Super Cup and the almighty FIFA Club World Cup. The Merseyside club also claimed the Premier League that 2019/2020 season.
The Blackburn Mentality:
In order to gain experience, Liverpool sent him on loan to Blackburn. Elliott chose the club because he didn’t want to be away from his family home. Before joining Blackburn, Scott Elliott said the following words to his son;
“When you go to Blackburn, make sure you are the first person in training. And every day, you are the last one to leave. You go in there and work hard more than anyone else. You should earn their respect, not as a footballer, but as a person.“
While at Blackburn, Harvey blossomed. The teenager’s performance saw him achieve this meteoric rise with them.
Thanks to scoring severally, including Blackburn’s goal of the 2020/2021 season, Harvs became one of the hottest youngsters in English football.
In April 2021, news about Harvey Elliott was everywhere. As a reward for his hard work, EFL nominated him for the Young Player of the Season award. Unfortunately for Harvey, that award went to Michael Olise. He is another who achieved great things at that time.
The Liverpool Return:
Thanks to a successful loan journey with Blackburn, Liverpool blessed Harvey with a new long-term contract on 9 July 2021.
The Rising Star reciprocated the gesture by making Jurgen Klopp happy. Harvey began shining for Liverpool until this injury struck him down.
Chris Morgan, Liverpool’s physical therapist, arrived on the scene just seven seconds after Harvey Elliott writhed in pain.
Jim Moxon (Liverpool’s doctor) was right behind him. Thankfully, they (in 20 seconds) were able to adjust the left ankle joint of the teenager.
Liverpool medical staff’s quickness and expertise in that stressful afternoon at Elland Road was crucial to limiting the damage to Harvey’s blood vessels and nerves. It was a moment of shock for Harvey Elliott’s parents, who could feel their son’s pain from a distance.
When Harvey got injured, his club also ran into several midfield crises. James Milner (35), Curtis Jones (20), Naby Keita (26) are all absent for important reasons. The only Liverpool active midfielder was Jordan Henderson. This left the club’s sporting director very frustrated.
At that time, there were speculations that Michael Edwards could shock Liverpool by re-signing a released player.
This person is Georginio Wijnaldum, the Dutch star who left them earlier. Liverpool released the Wijnaldum after refusing to meet his huge wage demands.
The Recovery and Glorious Return:
Twelve weeks later, Elliott began making rapid progress thanks to the excellent professional care the Baller received from medical professionals.
Elliott, after a successful five months of rehabilitation, made a fantastic return on the 6th of February, 2022.
To the joy of his family, fans and coach, he scored in the fourth round FA Cup match against Cardiff City. What a way to come back stronger after a horrible injury.
Without a doubt, Harvey Elliott reminds us of Jack Grealish or Phil Foden with the way he oozes confidence on the ball. We believe he will be the key man to spearhead Liverpool in the future rivalry between Anthony Gordon and Everton.
Liverpool is blessed to have him alongside stars like Caoimhin Kelleher, French star Ibrahima Konate, Colombian Winger Luis Diaz, etc. These Ballers are great additions, stars who would help keep the club’s trophies coming.
Harvey has got a lot of self-belief, and he certainly needs a competitive club like Liverpool to keep bringing out that fire in him.
How much of an impact he will bring all depends on him staying injury-free. More importantly, taking the opportunities that come his way.
The rest, as we say, of Harvey Elliott’s Biography is now history. Now, let’s take you to all matters that concern the heart of the Liverpool midfield talent.
About Alicia Perry?
This is Alicia Perry. She is Harvey Elliott’s Girlfriend and Wife to be.
The Liverpool WAG prides herself as a social media celebrity. A TikTok star who dedicates her time giving joyful entertainment content to thousands of her fans.
When did Harvey Elliott meet Alicia Perry?
Regarding when the love birds began dating, our research points to August 2020. Dating rumours about Harvey and Alicia was first released by the website; Liverpool Echo.
The media outlet spotted Harvy and Alicia as they dine out at San Carlo, a Liverpool city-centre restaurant.
What the future holds for Alicia and Harvey:
Both love birds are yet to be married, and they have no son(s) or daughter(s) in their current relationship.
Alicia is a supportive lady and wife material. Judging by the way she does girlfriend duties, it is certain she (in the future) would be Harvey Elliott’s wife.
Alicia Perry is a caring Girlfriend, a wife material.
Personal Life away from Football:
Yes, you’ve probably watched the way he runs with the ball and how Elliott dribbles like Lionel Messi. However, you probably know little about the personality of the Liverpool Whizkid. To this end, we ask;
Who is Harvey Elliott away from Football?
This section of Elliott’s Biography explains his personality. We’ll tell you about the Whizkid wideman who won the hearts of Liverpool fans – simply because of the Ramos snub.
The Truth About Harvey Elliott’s Hair:
Like Samson in the Bible, one of Harvey’s most priced possessions is his hair.
We’ve seen lots of hairy stars in the beautiful game. The likes of Fellaini (Belgium), Batistuta (Argentina), Tom Davies (England), Marc Cucurella (Spain) and Bryan Gil (Spain), etc. For Harvey, keeping long hair is a kind of ritual.
During his Fulham days, Harvey Elliott’s family did not bow to the pressure of having him cut his hair.
As a piece of advice before playing senior football. The request from Fulham’s management made Harvey Elliott’s Dad very furious.
Personality Fact:
As you may have noticed, Harvey is someone who feels very comfortable in his own style. Be it his hairstyle, the way he looks, and how he dresses. In fact, those who know him often say he is a cool, calm and quiet teenager with arrogant footballing ability.
Outside football, he is someone who is always confident and comfortable in his own style.
Harvey Elliott Dog:
The Liverpool star is a huge lover of pets. Harvey has a dog whose name is Paisley. Did you know?… Paisley is also a name of a large town situated in the west-central Lowlands of Scotland. Harvey and Paisley are typical best friends who cannot do without each other.
Paisley is a likeable dog and part of the Elliott family.
Harvey loves Paisley for many reasons. The dog is extremely playful, has tons of energy, and never get depressed or anxious.
When you count members of Harvey Elliott’s family, your answer isn’t correct if you don’t add Paisley.
The cute dog sees Harvey and Alicia Perry as his parent. Paisley Elliott Jr, similar to Bruno Guimaraes‘ dog, has an Instagram page with a few thousands of fans (followers).
This is Paisley Elliott’s Instagram page.
Love to make friends:
Wherever he finds himself, Harvey loves to meet people with whom he has something in common.
In his early days with Liverpool, he made friends with Rhian Brewster. Even to date, Rhian is among a few persons Harvey can call up at 4 am.
You see these two?… They are best of friends who never allow each other to wander in the dark alone.
The Harry Kane Impersonation – The Other Side of Harvey Elliott:
Back in the days, he was the type of person who took his love for Liverpool too far. Harvey could go as far as hurting those who stood in the club’s way. For example, that rejection of a Real Madrid transfer simply because of a Sergio Ramos meeting.
Aside from Real Madrid, one of England’s greatest footballers has been on the receiving end of Harvey Elliot’s Liverpool defence.
This person is Harry Kane. Now, let’s tell you what Harvey did to the Tottenham Hotspur forward.
Once upon a time, Harvey Elliott made a Snapchat video where he performed an offensive impersonation of Harry Kane.
Did you know?… A 16-year-old Harvey Elliott made the above video during Liverpool’s 2018 Champions League final against Real Madrid. After the video got viral, he felt terrible and wholeheartedly apologised.
As a way of punishing him, England’s FA gave Harvey Elliott a 14-day club football ban for his offensive video impersonation.
According to the Football Association, this punishment cites a breach of FA Rule E3, which has a reference to disability.
Asides from that punishment, a 16-year-old Harvey was mandated to attend a face-to-face education course and pay a £350 fine. Making the offensive impersonation gesture of Harry Kane is something he regretted deeply.
Harvey Elliott Lifestyle:
The Chertsey native sees himself as a complete antidote to living an expensive life. Thanks to proper grounding by Harvey Elliott’s parents, he is presently barred from showcasing his wealth to the public eye.
Harvey is a guy who doesn’t give money too much thought. The Reds Baller is the type of person who avoids all forms of glossy magazines and always likes to show an anti-flash attitude.
Does Harvey Elliott have a Car?
He appears to have a Range Rover, which gives him personal freedom and access to his football training. Harvey sometimes get’s driven in his car. Once upon a time after a Liverpool match, the youngster, while driving home, made a young fan cry with happiness.
Harvey Elliott, on his way to his family home, stopped his car to spend a few minutes with an eleven-year-old Harry – whom he gave a shirt and boot. The Liverpool star’s fantastic gesture towards Harry left him crying tears of happiness.
Speaking with the Liverpool Echo newspaper about his son’s happiness, Harry’s dad said.
My whole family couldn’t believe how kind Harvey was.
It’s so reassuring for me to know there are still kind people out there. This has certainly lifted my family’s spirits.
We are going to get the shirt framed for him, along with his boots. Just an unbelievable day.
Harvey Elliott Family Life:
Without question, achieving stardom wouldn’t be possible without support from his household.
Harvey Elliott’s parents knew what he wanted in life, and they (in their own capacity) gave him every support. Now let’s tell you more about his Dad, Mum and siblings.
Harvey Elliott’s Father:
Scott Elliott is a disciplinarian and a lifelong Liverpool supporter. He has football managerial skills, the kind of parent that knows a lot about the sport. Scott keeps Harvey grounded and makes all career decisions. So far, all career decisions made have worked out.
Throughout his career, Harvey’s Dad (Scott Elliot) trained him personally in their family garden.
He could wake Harvs up as early as 3 am for all sorts of morning rigorous training. Whenever his son fails to do something, he disciplines him.
In February 2022, Harvey Elliott’s Dad was so elated after seeing his son score a goal just after his return from a long-term injury.
The father of three stood in the crowds with his hands on his head and his eyes filled with tears. What a comeback for his precious son!
Harvey Elliott’s 2022 FA Cup strike against Cardiff City is a moment his family will remember.
Harvey Elliott Mother:
Unlike his Dad, brother and sister, she is the only member of the Elliott family who has chosen not to be in the spotlight. However, one thing is for sure – Harvey Elliott’s Mum, just like Scott (her husband) loves football and also supports Liverpool.
Harvey Elliott’s Sister:
The English professional footballer has a female sibling who is in her mid-teenage years at the time of writing his Biography.
Harvey Elliott’s Sister takes inspiration from his success. She is proud to have a kind and working-hard brother who makes her family proud.
This is Harvey and his immediate younger sibling – his sister. They both take a stroll out of the pitch after one of his Fulham matches.
Harvey Elliott’s Brother:
Harrison is his name, and he is twelve years old at the time of writing this Bio. We could place our odds in favour of Harrison Elliott wanting to become a professional footballer like his big brother, Harvey. The youngster’s Dad, Scott, definitely has that in control.
His name is Harrison. He is Harvey Elliott’s younger brother (the baby of the family).
About Harvey Elliott’s Grandparents:
Among all of them, his Grandmother has been the most influential person in his life. As earlier stated, she helped him lay a good career foundation.
No documentation exists if this person in question is Harvey Elliott’s paternal or maternal grandmamma.
Untold Facts:
In this final phase of Harvey Elliott’s Biography, we’ll use this section to tell you more info you might not know about him. Without further ado, let’s begin.
The Fatherly Advice on Physicality:
Scott Elliott, in a podcast, made a firm statement about his advice on Harvey not going physical with anyone in a match.
Harvey Elliott Net Worth and Salary Breakdown:
As of 2022, the English professional footballer has a Net Worth of approximately 2.5 million pounds.
Harvey’s source of wealth comes from his Liverpool weekly wages and Nike endorsement deal. Find here a breakdown of how much he makes with The Reds.
Did you know?… where Harvey Elliott comes from, the average person in the UK makes £26,000 a year. Such a citizen would need a whopping 58 years to make Harvey Elliott’s yearly wages with Liverpool’s salary. WoW!
Harvey Elliott Tattoo:
The Liverpool star has body arts. Harvey’s body has a tattoo of himself as a child, wearing his no.67 shirt and a Liverpool cap on his left hand.
Since childhood, the midfielder has adored Liverpool. Spending time to crest tattoos of his favourite club means a lot to him.
Liverpool’s own Harvey Elliott joins other stars – the likes of Virgil van Dijk and Roberto Firmino, etc, who are also tattoo lovers.
Harvey Elliott FIFA Potential:
Regarding potential high-wonder kids in FIFA, Harvey Elliott’s name is worthy of mention. He, alongside the likes of Youssoufa Moukoko (ST), Gio Reyna (CAM), Ryan Gravenberch (CM), Mikkel Damsgaard (LWRW), etc., are among the stars of the future.
He’s got lots of FIFA potential, including his agility and balance.
From the above stats, it is clearly seen that the youngster suffers from a poor overall rating. This also goes to his mentality stats. Truth be told, EA needs to do something about this.
Harvey Elliott Religion:
The English professional footballer was born a Christian. Upon his birth, Steve and his Wife (Harvey Elliott’s parents) made him bear two Christian names (Daniel and James). This gives a clue to Harvey Elliott’s religion – which is Christianity.
EndNote:
We’ve delivered Facts about a Genius who won the hearts of Liverpool fans thanks to a Ramos snub.
Our version of Harvey Elliott’s Biography tells the story of a Little Diamond. A Boy so naturally blessed with football abilities, someone who lives and breathes Liverpool.
Harvey was born to his parents, Mr and Mrs Scott Elliott. He has two siblings – a brother named Harrison Elliott and an immediate younger sister.
Harrison is the last born of Harvey Elliott’s Family. Together, all members (including extended family) are Liverpool supporters.
Scott, his Dad discovered Harvey’s football talent at the time the family went on holiday at Brighton’s beach. While there, a four-year-old Harvey took his mother, father, and everyone by surprise. He successfully shot a ball at a beach, at a game which many consider difficult.
Because Harvey Elliott’s parents were busy with work, Scott, his Dad, left him in the care of the boy’s grandmother.
Later on, he found time to guide Harvey in having what we call a successful youth career. Every decision Scott Elliott has made for his son has worked out.
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