Harvey Elliott is determined to stay at Liverpool despite growing frustration over his limited playing time, sources have told Football Insider.
It was reported by Football Insider on Monday (21 April) that Liverpool have no plans to sell Elliott, 22, this summer, even after interest from Brighton and Borussia Dortmund during the January transfer window.
The Reds consider Elliott a crucial homegrown player with significant potential, although he has struggled for regular minutes under manager Arne Slot.
Sources indicate that while Elliott is unhappy with his lack of involvement, he is not yet considering forcing a move away from Anfield.
Despite his ambitions, Elliott has yet to start a Premier League game since Slot took charge, accumulating just 637 minutes across all competitions this season.
Slot has continued to rely on a consistent midfield core, with Ryan Gravenberch thriving under the new management, further limiting Elliott’s opportunities.
Although capable of playing on the wings, Elliott also finds himself behind more established players in those positions.
The England Under-21 international, still awaiting his senior call-up, remains under contract with Liverpool until June 2027.
Since joining from Fulham at 16 for a deal worth around £4.5 million including add-ons, Elliott has made 142 appearances for the club.
Meanwhile, Football Insider also reported on Sunday (20 April) that Liverpool are shifting focus toward new contract negotiations after securing extensions for Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk.
Ibrahima Konaté, Luis Díaz, and Diogo Jota are next in line for discussions regarding their futures at the club, with all three having attracted transfer speculation ahead of the summer window.
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