With Liverpool gearing up for a busy summer of transfers, some current players might be on their way out. Among them is Darwin Núñez, who has had a tough season and could be among the first to leave. Squad players like Kostas Tsimikas and Wataru Endo may also consider their futures due to limited appearances under incoming manager Arne Slot.
One player whose role has been particularly limited is Harvey Elliott. The midfielder has mainly come off the bench this season, and he could seek a move in pursuit of regular starts.
Wolves Eye Elliott as Cunha Replacement
According to GiveMeSport, Wolves are interested in signing Elliott as a possible replacement for Matheus Cunha, who is reportedly attracting strong interest from Manchester United.
Elliott, known for his technical skill and versatility, could bring creativity and attacking threat to Wolves. While he’s developed well at Liverpool, his game time has been sparse, which might tempt him to move to a club where he could be a key figure.
Though Wolves haven’t made a formal offer yet, their inquiry shows genuine interest. Whether the move happens will depend on Liverpool’s willingness to let him go and what terms can be agreed between the clubs.
As the summer window approaches, Elliott’s future is one to watch—especially if he prioritizes more consistent minutes on the pitch.