Recent reports had been that a good offer for Harvey Elliott would be accepted by Liverpool.
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Liverpool could be willing to part ways with Harvey Elliott this summer if the right offer comes along, according to recent reports.
The talented midfielder, who has struggled to secure a starting spot under new manager Arne Slot, may find his future at Anfield uncertain despite his deep-rooted ties to the club.
Elliott’s Journey at Liverpool
Elliott joined Liverpool from Fulham in 2019 as a promising 16-year-old, quickly making a name for himself.
After a successful loan spell at Blackburn Rovers, he looked set to become a key figure in Jurgen Klopp’s squad.
However, a serious ankle injury disrupted his progress. Since then, he has remained a squad player, but his game time has been limited, especially under the new regime.
Despite his passion for Liverpool—evident in his upbringing in a Reds-supporting household—Elliott has reportedly grown frustrated with his lack of starts.
While he remains eager to fight for his place, the club may be considering his sale as part of their summer squad reshuffling.
Liverpool’s Transfer Stance
According to Sky Sports, Liverpool is prepared to sell Elliott if they receive a “good offer.”
He is among several players the club is willing to offload as they seek to balance the squad and invest in key areas.
A good offer for Harvey Elliott would be accepted.
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Given his talent and experience, Liverpool would likely seek a significant profit on the player, having originally signed him for a tribunal-decided fee of £1.5 million plus add-ons.
Elliott’s contract runs until 2027, and his personal commitment to Liverpool remains strong.
However, with increasing midfield competition and Liverpool aiming to strengthen their squad further, a move elsewhere could offer him the regular playing time he desires.
Potential Suitors and Market Value
Given Elliott’s technical ability and versatility, several Premier League and European clubs may show interest in securing his services.
Whether he chooses to leave his boyhood club remains a key question. If a bidding war ensues, Liverpool could stand to gain a substantial transfer fee.
