Liverpool were one of the most dominant teams in the Premier League last season, with Arne Slot managing to bring the Premier League title back to Anfield.

The Englishman’s performances have piqued the interest of several Premier League teams, such as Tottenham, with a fee between £40 – £50million required to prise him away from Merseyside.

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“If I’m Liverpool, I’m not selling him.

Okay, you’ve got Phil Foden, you’ve got Kevin De Bruyne at the time, you’ve got other young players coming through.

“I just think if you could get a good Premier League team on loan for the season, because we keep talking about Salah, Salah signed a two-year deal.

“A year from now, he [Salah] could be, I don’t want to say winding down, but might not be the same player that we used to over the years.

Not a chance.”

Lineker then gave his verdict on the situation and said: “I wouldn’t disagree with that at all.”

Although Liverpool’s fanbase are split between whether they should or shouldn’t sell Elliott, at the moment, it feels like he’s more out than in.

Slot has recently welcomed Florian Wirtz to Liverpool for a club-record fee, and the fact that they already have Dominik Szoboszlai among their ranks means that Elliott is now their third-choice attacking midfielder.

With this in mind, it feels like Liverpool may be forced to sell the midfielder this summer.
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