Harvey Elliott’s future at Valencia remains uncertain as the Spanish club moves closer to appointing former Mexico national team coach Javier Aguirre as the new manager. Aguirre is expected to replace Carlos Corberan, who was recently dismissed following a challenging start to the season.

Elliott, 23, joined Valencia on loan from Liverpool this year with hopes of revitalizing his form in La Liga. However, the midfielder has encountered a difficult period, with the team securing only one victory in their first six league matches. Elliott’s playing time has been limited, featuring in just two appearances off the bench so far.

The arrival of Aguirre, 67, who brings substantial experience managing several Spanish clubs including Atletico Madrid, Osasuna, Espanyol, Zaragoza, Leganes, and Mallorca, could provide a fresh opportunity for Elliott to increase his involvement on the pitch. Both the player and the club will be hoping the managerial change can help stabilize Valencia’s results and offer Elliott a better chance to contribute during the campaign.