U21 Euros Player of the Tournament
Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott emerged as one of the standout performers at this summer’s U21 European Championships. England lifted the trophy for the second consecutive time, with Elliott scoring five goals and earning Player of the Tournament honors. Despite his international success, Elliott found limited minutes at club level last season, starting only two Premier League matches under new Liverpool manager Arne Slot. A transfer appears increasingly likely as he seeks regular first-team football.
According to The Athletic, Liverpool is open to selling Elliott but has placed a high asking price on the 22-year-old. They are reportedly seeking over €46.5 million with a buy-back clause, or up to €58 million without one. With the club already spending €213.7 million on new arrivals like Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez, and Jeremie Frimpong this summer, they may look to balance their books by moving on some players—including Elliott.
Five Clubs That Could Sign Harvey Elliott This Summer
RB Leipzig
The Bundesliga side is considered one of the leading contenders for Elliott’s signature. Leipzig is reportedly weighing up either a loan or permanent move, depending on outgoings such as Xavi Simons and Benjamin Sesko. However, their failure to qualify for European competition could reduce their attractiveness for the England international.
Newcastle
Newcastle United is actively searching for a right winger and has already had a bid rejected for Nottingham Forest’s Anthony Elanga. Manager Eddie Howe is said to be a big admirer of Elliott, and with a sizeable budget available, the Magpies could offer him both playing time and a competitive project alongside Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon.
West Ham
The Hammers are reportedly monitoring Elliott, especially with the possibility of Mohamed Kudus leaving for Tottenham. Selling Kudus would free up funds and create an opening in West Ham’s attacking setup. However, the lack of European football might be a sticking point for Elliott.
Borussia Dortmund
Dortmund could be an ideal destination, especially if Jamie Gittens completes his move to Chelsea. The German club is known for developing young English talent, with Jadon Sancho and Jude Bellingham as prime examples. Champions League football and a structured development path could be major draws for Elliott.
Brighton
Brighton continues to be one of the most savvy clubs in the transfer market. They narrowly missed out on European qualification but maintain a strong young squad capable of challenging again. While Elliott could fit into their project, the presence of many attacking prospects might limit his guaranteed minutes.
With strong performances on the international stage and a desire for more game time, Elliott looks set to be one of the most closely watched names in this summer’s transfer window.
