Liverpool are determined to retain Harvey Elliott this summer, with high hopes for his future at Anfield, according to Football Insider.
The 21-year-old midfielder has reportedly been disappointed by his limited involvement in Arne Slot’s first-team plans this season.
However, despite interest from Bundesliga clubs dating back to the January transfer window, Liverpool are set to reject any offers for Elliott’s departure.
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Elliott’s experience, despite his young age, is viewed as a valuable asset to the Reds, and he remains a key part of their long-term vision. With his contract set to expire in just two years, Liverpool are expected to enter talks with the midfielder over a new deal.
The former Fulham youngster is said to be dissatisfied with his current role at Liverpool and may seek a move for more playing time.
The young talent has played only 583 minutes of football this season, starting just four of his 21 appearances, and has yet to feature in a Premier League starting lineup.
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Although a summer exit now seems unlikely, Harvey Elliott is expected to seek reassurances regarding his future playing time after what has been a frustrating campaign.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are eager to secure his future at the club beyond 2027, with the aim of avoiding the risk of losing him on a free transfer in two years’ time.
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