Harvey Elliott has suggested that a move away from Liverpool could be on the cards this summer, as he reflects on his future and prioritizes his development.
“I don’t want to waste valuable years of my career because it’s a short one,” the young midfielder explained. “You never know what’s around the corner. It’s something I need to think deeply about—whether I’m truly happy with my current role and how I can continue growing as a player.”
He emphasized his desire for self-improvement, saying, “I just want to become the best version of myself. If that means going elsewhere, then it’s a decision I’ll need to make based on what’s best for my future.”
Despite this, Elliott made it clear that he still has strong feelings for the club. “There’s nothing pushing me to leave. I love Liverpool—the fans, the team, the club. I’m a supporter too. But at the end of the day, it’s about what’s right for my career.”
Earlier this year, Elliott was adamant that he had no intention of leaving Liverpool. However, with a better sense of his likely place under new manager Arne Slot—having started just two Premier League games, both after the title race had concluded—his stance appears to have shifted.
Reports now suggest that while Liverpool values Elliott, the club wouldn’t block a move if an appealing offer comes in.