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Harvey Elliott’s Future Hangs in the Balance Amid U21 Euro Heroics

Harvey Elliott is turning heads at the U21 European Championship—and not just for his goals.

The 22-year-old Liverpool midfielder has been in red-hot form for England U21s, netting four goals, including a stunning brace that booked the Young Lions a place in the final against Germany. With all eyes on Saturday’s clash, Elliott’s stock is rising fast—and so is the speculation surrounding his future.

Despite the growing noise, Elliott’s focus has remained on the pitch. But with the final just days away, the conversation around his next move is heating up. Sources now name Brighton, West Ham, and RB Leipzig as clubs closely monitoring the situation.

Elliott, who openly admitted at the end of the season that he may need to leave Anfield to avoid “wasting years” of his career, could be on the verge of a career-defining decision.

According to The Daily Mail, Liverpool would demand at least £40 million for a summer transfer—a remarkable profit from the £4.3 million they paid Fulham after a tribunal decision in 2021. Since then, Elliott has racked up 143 appearances in red.

But his 2024 season told a different story.

Under new head coach Arne Slot, Elliott logged just 826 minutes in all competitions. A damaging ankle injury early on saw him fall down the pecking order, starting just once in the Premier League—and only after the title was mathematically sealed.

Slot spoke candidly about Elliott’s struggles:

“Harvey is one of the players who hasn’t had as much playing time as he maybe deserves, but like some others, he’s in competition with so many good players that mainly I’ve chosen,” he said back in May.

“Also partly because he was injured for a long time… the first part after he came back from his injury he wasn’t the same as he was before.”

But Slot added, encouragingly:

“The last few months he’s back to his old level again… I like him more now than I did the first months when he came back from his injury.”

That resurgence may be coming just in time.

As Elliott prepares for what could be his last game as a Liverpool player, plans for his next chapter—and that of teammates Tyler Morton and Jarell Quansah (who’s nearing a move to Bayer Leverkusen)—are expected to unfold shortly after the final whistle in Berlin.

Stay tuned—this summer could be pivotal for Harvey Elliott.