Leeds United and Everton are among clubs keen on signing Liverpool attacker Harvey Elliott during the summer transfer window.
The 22-year-old could be on the move this summer in search of regular playing time. According to TBR football, several Premier League clubs have enquired about his situation, and they are monitoring him closely.
Elliott needs a move
Elliott has proven himself to be a capable performer in the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League with Liverpool. However, he has not been able to hold down a regular starting spot. He might need to leave the Premier League champions to play more often, and it remains to be seen whether the likes of Leeds and Everton can provide him with an exit route.
Both clubs have enquired about him, and it remains to be seen whether they follow up with an official offer.
Leeds and Everton could use Harvey Elliott
Leeds need more quality in the final third, and the 22-year-old could be the ideal acquisition. He is capable of slotting into multiple attacking roles, and he will improve them going forward. They have secured promotion to the Premier League, and they could be an attractive destination for the young attacker. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops.
Bitter rivals Everton are keeping tabs on him as well. It will be interesting to see if Liverpool are prepared to let the player join their cross-town rivals.
Former Liverpool player Neil Mellor has labelled the 22-year-old as a “special talent”. There is no doubt that he could develop into a top-class Premier League player with the right guidance. It remains to be seen whether Liverpool decide to accept an offer for him this summer.
Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is reportedly keen to bring the player to RB Leipzig. He should look to join a club where he will play regularly next season.
Harvey Elliott is a top/top player – if LFC sell him, they should as they have done with Quansah include a buy back clause, if not also as well a sell on percentage clause/because he is that good and will with more game time only get better/his value will grow. He has never let the team down when called on and can be termed frightfully unlucky not to have broken into the first team at LFC. YNWA
Elliott is a top/top player, but the other midfielders are still a class higer. First, a club is only able to sell a player if player agree with personal term. If Elliott is happy to bench at LFC,he will still get winning medals without the need to play much.
If he wants to leave. LFC will do all the best to get a reasonable fee. A buy back clause is good to have but not a silver bullet. If Quansah sucks at Leverkusen, LFC wont be bother to get him. 65m can get better player by then. I do like sell on percentage clause, again it all depends on the other club. If the fee is 25~30m + sell-on%, that is fair. Elliott is not worth 40m and still sell-on%
If RB Leipzig can offer Elliott regular play time and be ready to pay the £40-45, then it will be the ideal destination with “a buy-back clause” ⚽