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Liverpool has received a resounding message regarding Harvey Elliott's future amid growing speculation about the young playmaker's prospects at Anfield.
Elliott has been the subject of transfer rumors, with the chatter gaining momentum since last season drew to a close.
Liverpool is believed to be holding out for a sum north of $69 million (£50 million) for Elliott this summer, with RB Leipzig being touted as a possible new home for him.
Elliott clocked up 28 appearances for Liverpool in the previous season, featuring in 18 Premier League matches and earning a mere six starts under head coach Arne Slot throughout the term Amid this backdrop, there's talk that Elliott might be on his way out of Anfield with a permanent transfer this summer.
Both former Manchester City defender Micah Richards and ex-England forward Gary Lineker concur that Liverpool would be wise to keep Elliott off the transfer list during the ongoing window.
Richards drew parallels between Elliott's situation and Cole Palmer's switch to Chelsea in the summer of 2023, which saw Palmer exit Manchester City.
"If I'm Liverpool, I'm not selling him.
And he [Elliott] could play that position so well
Harvey Elliott's future at Liverpool has been the subject of debate
Lineker concurred with Richards regarding Elliott's prospects at Liverpool, stating: "I wouldn't disagree with that at all,".
Elliott's pivotal contribution to England's triumph in the Euro Under-21 Championships this summer, where he was crowned Player of the Tournament after netting five goals – four in the knockout stages – has sparked persistent speculation about a potential permanent departure from Liverpool this summer.
Liverpool is likely to focus on outgoings after its early transfer spend, with Jarell Quansah set to complete his move to Bayer Leverkusen.
The likes of Federico Chiesa, Darwin Nunez and Tyler Morton are all considering their futures, while interest remains in Luis Diaz.
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