Liverpool would be willing to part ways with Harvey Elliott this summer if they receive a "good offer". Elliott has found it difficult to secure playing time under current manager Arne Slot, despite being a regular squad player during Jurgen Klopp's tenure. Liverpool is keen on opening up a bidding war for Elliott this summer.

Harvey Elliott has attracted attention from Bundesliga clubs since the January transfer window. Despite this interest, Liverpool has expressed that they have no intention of selling him during the summer transfer window, viewing him as an important part of the team for both the present and the future. Additionally, Liverpool is eager to negotiate a new contract with Elliott, whose existing contract runs until the summer of 2027. Nevertheless, Elliott is expected to seek guarantees regarding his playing time during these discussions, as he desires a more significant role.

Harvey Elliott has publicly revealed his anger and frustration with the limited opportunities Slot has afforded him this season. There has been no suggestion that Elliott wants to break his deep-rooted connection to the club, yet that decision may be taken out of his hands if Liverpool receive an enticing offer.

Harvey Elliott is not happy with his lack of minutes at Liverpool and is willing to consider a summer transfer.

Liverpool will listen to offers for midfielder Harvey Elliott this summer if he has not signed a new contract. The 21-year-old's current deal expires in 2027. (Football Insider)

Liverpool have had contract discussions with Harvey Elliott, suggesting potential dissatisfaction with his current situation. Despite this, Liverpool have no intention of allowing him to leave this month. However, the will of Elliott and his representatives could potentially change the club's outlook.

Harvey Elliott admits to having held transfer conversations with Arne Slot, but the 21-year-old midfielder still considers Liverpool to be 'my club'.

Sky Sports revealed that Harvey Elliott's lack of action under Arne Slot has prompted Brighton to sense a market opportunity. Brighton is among the clubs keeping tabs on Harvey Elliott, with his lack of minutes alerting Premier League clubs to monitor his future over the next two transfer windows.