Liverpool youngster Harvey Elliott has dropped a major exit hint on his future, posting an emotional image after their draw with Crystal Palace.
Elliott has found regular game time hard to come by under new manager Arne Slot this season. The Merseyside club have performed exceptionally in the Premier League, meaning Slot hasn't been forced to rotate his starting players too often.
Although Elliott is a versatile option, he's still struggled to break into the Liverpool side, making just two Premier League starts all season while playing a total of 371 minutes. The former Fulham man, described as 'frightening', should be looking to find a new club for the sake of his career, as he's at risk of stagnating at Anfield.
Elliott Drops Major Liverpool Exit Hint
He looked emotional after the game
Harvey Elliott during a pre-match warm-up with Liverpool
Posting after Liverpool's 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace, youngster Elliott posted on social media, showing a photo of him clearly emotional. The caption will also have Liverpool supporters thinking, with Elliott saying 'memories for life' before thanking the club.
GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Wolverhampton Wanderers are expected to accelerate a move to sign Elliott in the upcoming transfer window. Vitor Pereira's side are looking to discover whether he would be willing to embark on a fresh challenge heading into the 2025/2026 season.
Reports have suggested that despite his lack of game time at Anfield, Liverpool could demand in the region of £50m to allow Elliott to head through the exit door. This could put off potential suitors after the England youth international has struggled to make a significant impact at senior level.
It would make a lot of sense for Liverpool to cash in, especially if they can find a buyer for around £50m. The youngster joined from Fulham for a minimal fee, so they could make a hefty profit and then invest in players who will make more of an impact in the Premier League.
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