Liverpool have slapped a £40m bounty on Harvey Elliott with the youngster struggling for game time and being linked with a January move as Brighton and Borussia Dortmund circle
Liverpool would be open to selling Harvey Elliott for £40million as Borussia Dortmund circling around the youngster.
Elliott has been on the books at Anfield for a number of years having burst onto the scene as a teenager with Fulham. The 21-year-old gradually became more regular under Jurgen Klopp, enjoying his most productive season in a Reds’ shirt last season.
This season though its been a different story under Arne Slot. A serious ankle injury has halted his ambitions but he’s only been used sporadically since returning in November. He’s made just nine appearances in all competitions this term and hasn’t started a Premier League game.
Liverpool are having to consider their options and would ask for a fee of between £35m and £40m for a player who is unlikely to be short of admirers but is down the pecking order at Anfield.
The German side keen to offer him a new opportunity, reports The Sun. Dortmund has proven to be an environment where young players thrive – Jadon Sancho, Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham among those to profit.
Brighton are also among those at the front of the queue should Elliott look to move on. Liverpool have shown themselves capable of making huge profits on players and the attacker would be another example. The Seagulls have been shrewd in the market and would likely see huge value for money in a player who has his peak years ahead of him.
Elliott is also operating in an area of the team where there is huge competition. The England U21 star has often played in the front three, but equally can drop into midfield, but Slot has several established names as part of the first-team picture.