Liverpool could seek a reimbursement of more than £ 50 million for Harvey Elliott to leave this summer, according to a report.
The Premier League champions are brace for an approach for the Under 21 European Championships Player of the Tournament, which yielded five times in six games on the way to the triumphant campaign of the Young Lions.
Elliott's versions in the tournament have brought up his quality for potential lovers who have the chance to acquire a young English midfielder with enormous experience for his age.
Despite his obvious talents, Elliott does not seem to have much of a future in Anfield. Last season he only started two games in the Premier League, both came after the Reds had given the title, and the arrival of Florian Wirtz seems to have hindered his chances on the first minutes.
The 22-year-old is expected to follow his England-U21 teammate Jarrell Quansah, who completes almost a £ 35 million transfer to Bayer Leverkusen, out of this window.
And according to athletics, the prize for the defender, as well as the £ 32 million reimbursement that Sunderland has received from Borussia Dortmund for Jobe Bellingham, are instructive in setting the market for Elliott.
The outlet claims that the Reds will look for a reimbursement of more than £ 40 million plus a purchasing option or more than £ 50 million without one.
Earlier this month, Elliott seemed to indicate his intention for the summer when he admitted that he cannot continue to waste 'years' of his career.
“It's just a situation that I and the team have to have a conversation about me, because now I come to an age where I am 22, I am going to turn 23 next season, and I don't really want to waste years of my career, because it is a short career,” Elliott said.
'I just want to improve and be the best possible version of myself and the best player I can be.
“If that goes somewhere else, then it's a decision that I have to make and I just have to see what happens.”
But limited, Elliot's contribution to the Premier League crown of Liverpool and his Starling performances in the U21 -Euro are seen as factors that give Reds confidence to close an important deal.
Moreover, the recent report claims that Elliott – who has two years about his deal at Anfield – is interested in Bundesliga -Outfit RB Leipzig.