West Ham United are reportedly moving to sign Liverpool winger Harvey Elliott this summer. Liverpool are ready to sell the 22-year-old after he struggled to get consistent game time at Anfield, despite his recent success and recognition as England Under-21s player of the tournament during their European Championship win. West Ham is among several clubs interested, with Liverpool reportedly asking for around £40 million.

Other interested parties include Premier League and Bundesliga clubs such as Bayer Leverkusen, Borussia Dortmund, and RB Leipzig. However, some commentators suggest that a move to West Ham might be a step down for Elliott, considering he has recently won the Premier League with Liverpool and might look for a club competing in the Champions League.

That said, if West Ham manager Roberto De Zerbi can convince Elliott that he will be a key player in the team and offer regular playing time to foster his development, the transfer could be beneficial for both parties. The club's owners would also need to provide sufficient financial backing to secure and support top talent like Elliott.

In summary, while Elliott's move to West Ham is not yet confirmed, the club is in active discussions with Liverpool as they seek to bolster their squad, aiming to convince the winger that joining them represents a positive opportunity at this stage of his career.

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