Harvey Elliott outlines the 'bare minimum' for Liverpool this season in dressing room plea

Harvey Elliott says Liverpool must use last season's shortfalls for motivation as they look to challenge for silverware.

It was a rollercoaster season for the 20-year-old as he made 32 Premier League appearances for the Reds.

Elliott, and Curtis Jones, enter this season on a high following their historic win with England's under-21s at the European Championships

Elliott

"Every season we want more, we want to win each and every thing, we can't settle for less,"

"It's a top team with top players. I don't need to tell anyone that, everyone can see it. The bare minimum for us is to try to win everything and that's what we're planning to do, that's what we're aiming to do each and every season.

"Some seasons we can't do it, but it's just how we bounce back. We can use that as motivation to come back stronger and use the down times and the sad times to push ourselves again, so we don't revisit them and just keep going on and keep being a team and keep pushing on. Hopefully we can keep winning things."

Elliott added

"You just want to keep building on it. You just want to keep winning trophies and for me and Curtis, it's given us that little taste to just go out this season and try to win as much as we can, which is what we're wanting to do.

"We're wanting to help the team in every way possible and just make sure we apply ourselves and take little bits from the competition in the Euros and take it into the season.

"It's definitely brought my self-confidence up coming into the camp and for the season. Hopefully we can just build on it."