Harvey Elliott’s time at Liverpool has always felt like a balancing act.

On one hand, he’s shown glimpses of real quality—driving runs, sharp touches, clever link-up play.

On the other, consistent game time in the Premier League has been hard to come by.

It’s a familiar situation for many young talents at top clubs.

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When you’re not starting regularly, doubts creep in.

Questions follow—should I move on?

That’s exactly where Elliott finds himself now.

He loves Liverpool.

But being on the fringes doesn’t sit well forever.

And like most transfer windows, speculation stirs emotions.

A big summer ahead for the Reds, new signings potentially coming in—possibly even a new striker.

What happens to players like Elliott when the squad shifts again?

These are the tough moments where careers take a turn, one way or the other.

Now to the facts.

According to GIVEMESPORT, Elliott is “torn over whether to seek a move in the summer.”

But he’s not rushing.

His plan is to judge things after pre-season.

If he genuinely feels he’ll get a fair chance to earn a spot in the starting XI, he’s likely to stay.

His lack of Premier League starts has been “a frustration,” but it’s something “he is committed to overcoming.”

Encouragingly, the club have made it clear they won’t force him out.

“He is buoyed by the fact the club are making it clear they will not push him out of the door,” as per the report.

But there’s honesty too, “if he wants to seek a move, they equally would not stand in his way at this stage.”

As per the report, Brighton & Hove Albion are interested, but Elliott “is not interested in joining” them, viewing it as “a step down from the level he wants to play at.”

Fulham have also been mentioned, possibly in a swap deal with Antonee Robinson.

But a return to Craven Cottage is “not quite” what he’s looking for.

Their fans “were furious with how he left” and still jeer him when he plays there.

Newcastle United, who could offer Champions League football, might tempt him if they go in with a firm offer.

For now, Elliott will wait, watch, and weigh it all up carefully.

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