Liverpool attack midfielder Harvey Elliott has hinted that he may need to hold talks with the club this summer.
A few years ago, England’s Under 21 International International team joined Fulham’s Reds to become one of the country’s best young players.
But Liverpool’s Elliott doesn’t fully click except for a moment, and he doesn’t seem to guarantee a regular position in the Arne Slot’s starting lineup.
Clubs like Aston Villa, Brighton, Newcastle and Borussia Dortmund expressed interest in signing Elliott this summer Attracted by the side Previous report.
The deal hasn’t happened yet, but Elliott has now given up a big hint that he may need to be “selfish” and consider leaving more game time.
Harvey Elliott talks honestly about his Liverpool future
Elliott said in his package to Anfield that he suggested he wanted to meet with the club and had some uncertainty about his LFC future.
“Look, if I went my way, I would have been here for the rest of my career, just like that, I love everything about the club,” Elliott said.
“But at the same time, I need to be selfish with myself and see what is best for me.
“I have great ambitions. I want to play in the World Cup. I want to continue to be a player.
“I think it’s still something I need to review. I need to talk to everyone and really look back on that because we have a lot of new players coming in, so whether it’s blocking my path or not, I’m not sure, it’s something I need to decide and look at.
“My main focus is now. As far as I know, currently I’m in this season, unless there’s any change, we have a busy preseason, which is uninterrupted and I need to make sure I’m focused on that and ready for everything.”
Liverpool may need player sales after so much spending
It’s easy to see Liverpool need to sell some roster players now, as so much spending has seen Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremia Frimpong and Milos Kerkez join, while Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi continue to link.
Merseyside’s Giants need to balance books, so any fan looking for how to get tickets to the Community Shield tickets may need to be prepared to prepare for a very different group of players at Wembley.
There are obviously questions about Elliott, while others, like Luis Diaz and Ibrahima Konate, face an uncertain future.
Diaz has ties to Bayern Munich, while Konate is in the final year of the contract and has attracted the interest of Real Madrid and others.
