Liverpool have reportedly named their price for Harvey Elliott amid speculation he could leave the club this summer.
Following their successful 2024/25 Premier League title campaign, attention at Anfield has shifted toward the summer transfer window, which opens on June 1. The Reds are rumored to be targeting players like Alexander Isak and Milos Kerkez, but departures are also expected.
Among those possibly heading for the exit is Elliott, who has reportedly fallen out with manager Arne Slot. Since Slot’s arrival, the 22-year-old has made just one Premier League start, prompting him to question his future at the club.
If he chooses to move on, several clubs are expected to be interested, including Wolves, who may be in the market for a replacement if Mattheus Cunha departs for Manchester United. According to talkSPORT, Liverpool would consider offers exceeding £40 million for Elliott.
Despite making 25 appearances this season, most of Elliott’s involvement has come from the bench, with only five starts in all competitions. Former Spurs and Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood commented on Elliott’s situation, noting his visible frustration at limited playing time and suggesting he should consider a move to reignite his career.