Liverpool are currently dealing with the uncertain future of some of their key players.
Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold are all in the final year of their contract at the club with no guarantee over their long term future.
While Salah has attracted interest from the Saudi Pro League, Alexander-Arnold is being chased by Real Madrid as they look for a new right-back.
Along with the above mentioned players, another player is no fighting for his future at the club as the Premier League leaders begin to think about their future strategy of signing players and raising funds to add fresh faces to their squad.
According to Football Insider expert Mick Brown, the Reds could look to cash in on midfielder Harvey Elliott, who has two years left on his current deal at the club, in order to maximise their profit and generate funds for their transfer business.
“Liverpool want to keep him,” he told Football Insider.
“However, they might be open to selling if they can get a decent fee for him, which would allow them to go back into the transfer market and strengthen other areas of their team.
“If he doesn’t sign a new deal, they won’t want him to run down his contract like we’ve seen with Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold.
“There’s a lot of competition for places in his position, that’s the reason he hasn’t been in the side.
“They’ve got players like Mac Allister and Szoboszlai there.

“So letting him go and bringing in some good money might be something they look to do.
“He’s been a bit of a fringe player, but he’s still a very good option to have.”
Harvey Elliot could consider leaving Liverpool for more playing time
Elliot has been a benchwarmer for most of the season at the club and due to the high competition for places at Anfield, his playing time has been highly limited.
With two years remaining on his contract, the Reds might consider selling him as the more he stays at the club and fails to sign a new deal, his value will drop down.
With Premier League leaders expected to be active in the summer transfer window, an exit from the club for Elliott might not be too surprising.
Elliott is currently in his best form for the club this season, having scored goals against Lille and PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League.
The midfielder provides the manager a useful option from the bench but his departure would make sense for the player as well as the club.
Keep Elliot, sell if needs be Jones.
Jones is the future.
Do some research. Harvey says he won’t going anywhere. This article is a non starter
selling players to release funds for transfers. Garbage. They have been given millions for finishing first place in the UEFA for the knockouts. They only signed one player – a winger, and the kid who is 3 years old and will be good for the team in 26 years (note the sarcasm) – FSG are too busy spending millions on NBA, Golf and Golf and F1 – get some support in
The guy wants to stay and if get games as the season progresses. I suppose if O’Connell is now a first team squad member perhaps Jones could be the one to move on.
why do we need to look at selling players to buy more players.
we have announced we due to make 80 million so far from champs league and have gone through two windows without spending much.
What are we playing at. Three of our top players look like they are on their way out plus Elliott and Nunez Diaz no team left then what are we going to do.
if FSG don’t want to spend money then please and invest in some golf tounament and leave us alone
Unfortunately Elliot not good enough for the first team, his lack of pace a real factor.Cash in on him now and wish him all the best for the future.
Sell him he’s a Nancy pulling his socks like a girl he’s not strong enough or good enough and just isn’t a Liverpool player
Quite the headline of disinformation. There is no mention that LFC are open to selling him. just an opinion of a hack.
It is a disgrace that a big club like LFC is owned by less ambitious ppl FSG. As a matter of fact most clubs strengthened in the previous window but LFC did not lift a finger. LFC is owned by less ambitious and rapacious people who only care about profit.Klop left because he was tired of being regarded as a miracle maker.I hope nobody will accuse me of making a tautology here.It is an anomaly that LFC can buy players after selling as if they bought players in the previous window.
Other clubs do envy the progress made LFC coaches but LFC have no interest in the upliftment of the club.They are not even inspired by good work of coaches.If LFC fail to win anything the blame should be on owners and if by luck they do win something praise should given to players and coaching staff.Othetwise FSG are useless
I wouls rather they sell curtis jones
I think there is a real player in Harvey Elliott. To say that he is neither fast or athletic makes him redundant in modern game is bollocks – Lionel Messi is also neither of those things. The right coach will get the best out of Elliott – I think he is cool and Loves the club – also still very young. 50 million+ – I would take but not a penny less.
FSG are the worst owners in the world. All there care about is self profit. I swear they don’t give shit about this club they want to make money money money. Honesty what about the news of Elon musk buying the club hope he does so this FSG owners can pack their bags and get the duck out of these club