Liverpool has reportedly placed a price tag on Harvey Elliott amid speculation he could depart the club during the upcoming summer transfer window. Following a successful 2024/25 Premier League title win, the Reds are turning their attention to reshaping the squad.
The transfer window opens on June 1, and Liverpool is expected to pursue high-profile signings, with names like Alexander Isak and Milos Kerkez being linked. However, departures are also anticipated — and Elliott could be one of them.
Since new manager Arne Slot took over, Elliott has only started once in the league, fueling rumors of a strained relationship and leading the young midfielder to reflect on his future at Anfield. Should he choose to move on, clubs such as Wolverhampton Wanderers — potentially losing Mattheus Cunha to Manchester United — are said to be interested.
According to talkSPORT, Liverpool would consider offers exceeding £40 million for Elliott, who has made 25 appearances this season, with most coming off the bench.
Former manager Tim Sherwood commented in March that Elliott should consider leaving due to his limited minutes, despite being visibly frustrated on the sidelines. Sherwood noted that Elliott’s reaction showed his desire to play regularly, hinting a transfer may be in his best interest if playing time continues to be scarce
