According to Florian Plettenberg, Liverpool reportedly opened with midfielder Harvey Elliott during the upcoming summer transfer window.
According to Sky Sports reporter Plettenberg, Liverpool would not hinder Elliot's departure if the offer is right.
The 22-year-old's contract lasted until 2027 and has attracted interest from multiple clubs, especially Newcastle United.
Eddie Howe's side reportedly is keen to sign Elliott, and discussions are underway, with Liverpool evaluating the players for about £40m.
Harvey Elliot has no future at Liverpool
The young midfielder had little playing time at Anfield under manager Arne Slot.
The Dutch manager used the same start XI most of the time, and Elliott was limited to appearances from the bench.
With the Reds ready for a busy summer that will get Trent Alexander-Arnold off the club to join Real Madrid, Elliott could be another game to kick out of Anfield.
As far as the club arrives, Bournemouth defender Milos Kerkez is the most important goal of Anfield this summer.
Along with the left back, Bayer Leverkusen's Jeremia Frimpong was also watched by the Merseyside Club as a replacement for Alexander-Arnold.
Arne Slot is looking for new talent
Getting Elliott out of the club may not cause any headaches as he has barely used players this season.
Most importantly, the Reds hope to reinvest Elliott this summer.
Although Elliott demonstrated his versatility and skills during his tenure at Liverpool, the club's willingness to entertain quotes suggests that midfielders are not part of Slot's future plans for the club.
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