Liverpool fans are convinced that the ‘sensational talent’ has hinted at a departure with an emotional message following the Premier League title victory.

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Arne Slot’s Liverpool squad celebrated their Premier League title in front of a jubilant Anfield crowd on Sunday, capping off the season with a 1-1 draw against FA Cup holders Crystal Palace before lifting the trophy.

The day was filled with emotion, especially for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is preparing to join Real Madrid this summer after a prolonged transfer saga. The lifelong Liverpool fan was visibly emotional as he waved goodbye to the fans, calling his final game at Anfield “the best day of his life.”

Harvey Elliott also appeared tearful as speculation around his future continues to grow. The England U21 international has attracted attention from multiple clubs, and journalist Florian Plettenberg recently revealed that a move could be on the cards. With Elliott under contract until 2027, Liverpool are reportedly open to offers, especially given his limited starts this season—just six, including one in the league, despite 28 total appearances.

After the match, Elliott took to Instagram to share his gratitude: “Memories for life. Thank you Reds.”

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Fans were quick to interpret the message as a goodbye. “He’s leaving then,” one wrote, while another said, “Looks like he’s gone. Shame really—he needs consistent minutes.”

Another supporter commented: “One player I’ll truly miss is Harvey Elliott. He always played with passion and heart. Wherever he goes, I wish him all the success in the world.”

A fourth added: “Gutted for the lad if he’s moving on—probably not his choice,” and a fifth remarked, “Shame he’s leaving. Always gave 100%.”

In a post-match interview with LFCTV, Elliott reflected on the season and hinted at uncertainty about his future. “I feel like I’ve contributed more this time,” he said, referencing Liverpool’s 2019/20 title win. “Back then, I was still a kid with only a few appearances. This time, I’ve been involved throughout—travelling, training, being part of the squad. It feels more real now.”

He added: “I’m just trying to soak it all in. You never know what the future holds, so it’s important to enjoy these moments and celebrate them fully.”

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