Tottenham Hotspur are one of several Premier League sides exploring a potential move for Harvey Elliott, with the Liverpool midfielder said to be open to leaving Anfield this summer following the club’s high-profile signing of Florian Wirtz.
Elliott has impressed when given chances at Liverpool, but consistent playing time has been hard to come by due to fierce competition for midfield spots.
The arrival of Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen—seen as a key part of new manager Arne Slot’s plans—has led Elliott to reassess his future and consider whether a transfer might benefit his career progression.
Tottenham express interest in Elliott
As reported by Graeme Bailey of TBR Football, Spurs have made a formal inquiry about Elliott’s availability, sensing an opportunity to sign the 22-year-old as part of their summer recruitment drive.
Elliott could depart Anfield as Liverpool restructure their midfield, with Wirtz expected to take on a major role under Slot.
Multiple clubs tracking the midfielder
A number of Premier League clubs are monitoring Elliott’s situation, including his former side Fulham, as well as Newcastle United, Everton, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Leeds United, Brentford, and West Ham.
Chelsea, fresh off their UEFA Conference League triumph, are also keeping a close eye on developments.
Beyond England, German side RB Leipzig are reportedly interested in bringing the young England U21 international to the Bundesliga.
With so many suitors, Tottenham will need to act quickly if they want to beat the competition to Elliott’s signature and add the talented midfielder to their squad.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are expected to receive a significant offer—potentially exceeding €85 million—for a player widely regarded as “really special.”
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