Liverpool enjoyed a great day at the office against Ipswich and it seems that the good feeling is sweeping through the whole squad at the moment.
As the substitutes warmed up before kick-off against Ipswich Town, an eagle-eyed supporter in the stands captured a moment between Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott.
It seems there was a disagreement over who should be in the centre of the circle for the rondo and so the duo decided to settle this with a game of rock, paper, scissors.
The Italian’s rock won it for him and the broad smile worn by both men shows that they clearly get along, which is testament to the togetherness at the moment.
Harvey Elliott and Federico Chiesa have a bond away from the pitch
We saw the same duo celebrating together after our No.19 scored against Lille and it seems that they’ve forged somewhat of an unlikely friendship at Anfield.
With Arne Slot confirming we’re getting closer to seeing the former Juventus man be able to play 90 minutes, it’ll be great for his fitness to improve.
With such competition for places, the boyhood Red has also found it difficult to be given minutes in the team this season and there must be frustration in place for a lack of opportunities.
However, this clip of both men shows that they are not letting this get them down and instead remain in high spirits.
Better than this, they both look determined to make an impact whenever playing and that’s again a telling sign of how strong this team in in terms of talent and temperament.
You can watch the video of Chiesa and Elliott via @strictlylfc on YouTube:
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