Alan Hutton has backed Harvey Elliott to thrive in Spain, having made a similar move as the Liverpool playmaker after being bombed out by Aston Villa himself

Former Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton has backed Liverpool playmaker Harvey Elliott to revive his career on loan at Valencia, comparing the move to his own loan spell at Mallorca in 2013 after being sidelined in England. Elliott joined Valencia on a temporary deal on transfer deadline day following an unsuccessful loan at Aston Villa last season.
Valencia currently sit 19th in La Liga and have already dismissed manager Carlos Corberan, limiting Elliott to three substitute appearances. Hutton believes La Liga's technical style will suit the 23-year-old's skillset and help him regain confidence after making only nine appearances during his previous spell under Unai Emery.
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