Harvey Elliott is likely to join potential suitors such as Brighton & Hove Albion or Borussia Dortmund rather than be included in the swap deal for Kubo. Elliott is concerned about his development as he is currently used as a substitute or stays on the bench.

Liverpool is willing to let Harvey Elliott go if they receive an offer around £40 million. Harvey Elliott, considered one of Anfield's most promising talents, has attracted serious interest from Brighton of the Premier League. Brighton, known for developing young talents, could offer Elliott an ideal platform to advance his career. The club's possession-based style and ability to nurture emerging stars make it an attractive destination for the midfielder.

Harvey Elliott is attracting interest from Brighton as his playing time under Liverpool's manager, Arne Slot, has decreased. According to Sky Sports news editor Lyall Thomas, Brighton is considering a potential move for Elliott over the next two transfer windows. Brighton is seen as an appealing team in the Premier League, and acquiring Elliott would meet several of their criteria. Although Liverpool is hesitant to allow him to leave during the mid-season because they are competing in four competitions, Elliott might consider other opportunities in the summer if his current situation remains unchanged. The interest from Brighton and Borussia Dortmund underscores Elliott's desirability in the transfer market.