Liverpool’s squad depth is being tested this summer.

One of their young players, part of the title-winning team, is attracting serious interest from other Premier League clubs.

Despite his talent, he has struggled to find regular first-team football recently.

This situation has opened the door for potential moves as he looks for more playing time.

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Liverpool faces a tough balance.

They are pushing hard to strengthen their squad after winning the Premier League.

Yet, some players may have to leave for the club to bring in new signings.

This midfield spot has become highly competitive, with the manager favoring other options.

Meanwhile, rival clubs see a chance to snap up a promising talent who has yet to fully break through at Anfield.

Harvey Elliott, 22, is a gifted midfielder with flashes of brilliance.

However, under manager Arne Slot, he has struggled for consistent game time.

According to John Percy of The Telegrpah, “Harvey Elliot is also expected to leave Anfield this summer, with a number of Premier League clubs intent on signing him.”

“Elliot is in line to appear for Lee Carsley’s England Under-21s at this summer’s European Championship and could attract greater interest if he impresses in the competition.”

Despite this, several Premier League teams, including Wolves, have been tracking him.

Liverpool values him at more than £40 million, showing how much faith the club has in his potential.

Elliott has responded to the transfer talk with clear determination.

“Liverpool is my club, Liverpool is my team,” he said recently.

“I want to fight for my place, fight for my position in the team.

I am going to keep fighting and who knows what might happen.”

His future remains uncertain as Liverpool pushes for new signings like Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez.

Elliott could be one of the departures this summer if he doesn’t secure more playing time.

His case highlights the fine margins at a top club where talent alone doesn’t guarantee a spot.

Liverpool’s transfer decisions in the coming weeks will be crucial for the young midfielder’s next steps.

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