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Chris Smith

Fri 8 August 2025 21:06, UK

Harvey Elliott looks set to leave Liverpool this summer, but where should he go?

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At 22 years old, Elliott has reached the stage where he needs to be a regular starter and key player — something he’s simply been unable to achieve at Anfield, having clocked up just two starts and 360 minutes in the Premier League last season.

However, the attacking midfielder’s stock is high right now after scoring five goals in six appearances to fire England to the U-21 Euros title this summer — winning the Player of the Tournament award in the process.

Harvey Elliott’s career stats with Liverpool.

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There’s clearly a huge talent in there, so it’s no surprise to see how many clubs have been linked with Elliott.

But it would surely be a great partnership if they could pull it off.

Graham Potter is keen on a move (Credit: Imago)

This is Graham Potter’s first full transfer window at West Ham so, in many ways, this is the beginning of a new era at the club and a chance to bring in a more progressive style of football.

Given his technical and creative abilities, that would obviously be a great prospect for Elliott, and you’d certainly regard him as the style of player who would thrive under Potter.

Mohammed Kudus has been sold to Tottenham, while Lucas Paqueta is being linked with Man City, meaning there are potentially massive creative holes in two parts of the pitch for the Hammers.

Elliott’s adaptability makes him a great candidate to fill either role, so minutes shouldn’t be hard to come by, while a move back down to London would be attractive to the Chertsey-born midfielder.

The midfielder could fit in well in the white of Tottenham (Credit: Hasan Karim – Breaking Media)

Tottenham, of course, also have geographical appeal to Elliott, alongside so much more.

They’re also entering a new era under Thomas Frank, but they do so with Champions League football to offer and aspirations to add another piece of silverware to their Europa League title — not to mention finishing in the upper echelons of the Premier League.

This could be the niche for Elliott to fill, bringing 14 games and five goals of Champions League experience with him.



Conte could tempt Elliott to join Napoli (Credit: Getty)

Harvey Elliott need only ask Ballon d’Or nominee Scott McTominay how a move to Napoli can turn your career around.
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