90min reports on Liverpool's potential transfer of Harvey Elliott amid interest from Newcastle United. Liverpool are prepared to demand as much as £40m to sell midfielder Harvey Elliott this summer. Elliott has expressed frustration over limited playing time under manager Arne Slot. Newcastle United is reportedly considering a transfer swoop for Elliott at the end of the season. The transfer aligns with Newcastle's strategy to recruit more homegrown players.

Newcastle United have submitted a £50m (€60m) offer for Harvey Elliott. The offer could be hard to refuse, with intense negotiations expected in the coming weeks.

Newcastle are interested in signing Harvey Elliott from Liverpool. TEAMtalk reports that Newcastle admires Elliott's attitude and attributes. Despite being a boyhood Liverpool fan, Elliott is not the first choice under Arne Slot and may need to find a new club to be a regular starter. Liverpool is open to selling him for the right price, although they have not made the asking price public. There has been chatter of a £40m asking price, but this has been dismissed by sources.

Newcastle want to sign Harvey Elliott, with Magpies boss Eddie Howe said to admire him. A part-exchange deal for Alexander Isak has been suggested, with Liverpool ready to step up their advances for the in-form Sweden striker. However, Newcastle’s plan is not to allow Isak to leave, so another solution will need to be found if they are to sign Elliott. Elliott is worth €48m, suggesting that something in the region of €110m will be required to sign him along with Jota.