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Harvey Elliott Transfer from Liverpool to Aston Villa

Harvey Elliott joined Aston Villa from Liverpool for a final package of 35 million pounds on deadline day.

Aston Villa managed to negotiate a discount on a deal for Harvey Elliott as RB Leipzig were only prepared to pay half the £35 million ($47.4 million) eventually agreed with Liverpool. (The Athletic)

Harvey Elliott has joined Aston Villa initially on loan, but there is an obligation to buy in the agreement worth €40.5 million. Liverpool retain a buy-back clause for Elliott. Mo Salah praised Elliott, expressing confidence in his bright future at Aston Villa.

Team Talk reports on Elliott's transfer to Aston Villa, which was contingent on Isak's move to Liverpool. Elliott has completed his move to Villa Park and will initially join on a season-long loan. The deal contains a conditional obligation to buy worth £35m, triggered by an appearance target. Liverpool chief Richard Hughes negotiated a buy-back and sell-on clause.

Harvey Elliott will join Aston Villa on an initial loan deal, with an obligation to buy. The agreement is worth €40m (£35m). Aston Villa beat competition from RB Leipzig, who saw Elliott as their ideal replacement for Xavi Simons.

Transfermarkt reports on Aston Villa's agreement with Liverpool regarding the transfer of Harvey Elliott. Aston Villa have reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Liverpool to sign Harvey Elliott, with an agreement in place for a loan with an obligation to buy guaranteed for €40.4m package next summer.

Harvey Elliott took advice from former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp before making a permanent move to Aston Villa. Jurgen Klopp, now associated with Red Bull, played a key role in guiding Elliott towards this decision. The transfer decision was influenced by the arrival of Florian Wirtz at Liverpool, making it harder for Elliott to play regularly. The move is seen as an opportunity for Elliott to develop under Aston Villa's manager, Unai Emery.

Liverpool star Harvey Elliott is set to join Aston Villa, with a ‘verbal agreement’ struck between clubs over the blockbuster deadline day transfer. Reliable journalist Fabrizio Romano has given his ‘Here we go’ confirmation to the transfer, revealing that Villa will sign Elliott on an initial loan deal, with an obligation to buy included. Agreement in place with Liverpool on loan with obligation to buy guaranteed for £35m package. Medical being arranged.

Transfermarkt reports on Aston Villa's efforts to secure a deadline day deal for Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott. Aston Villa are working to close a deadline day deal for Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott on loan, with an obligation to make the transfer permanent next summer. Discussions between the clubs have centred around a structure of an agreement that ensures Villa comply with UEFA’s financial restrictions.

Aston Villa are interested in Harvey Elliott as he might slip further down the pecking order at Liverpool with the imminent arrival of Alexander Isak. Villa's interest is contingent on the potential departure of Emi Buendia to make financial and tactical space. Although Liverpool are not actively pushing Elliott out, they may consider substantial offers, especially if the player seeks more regular football.

Aston Villa is monitoring the situation and preparing a €35 million offer for Harvey Elliott.

Aston Villa have emerged as strong contenders to sign versatile Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott. Sources indicate they’ve initiated contact to secure his signature. Elliott is enthusiastic about joining Aston Villa's ambitious project under Unai Emery. A transfer fee of around £35 million has been mooted by sources.

90min reports on Chelsea's interest in Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott amid competition from other clubs.

Liverpool are contemplating the sale of Harvey Elliott to generate funds for new transfers. Aston Villa have expressed renewed interest in acquiring him, and Wolves and AFC Bournemouth are also eager to secure the young midfielder. The club has set an asking price ranging from £40 million to £50 million, although this price could decrease if significant offers do not emerge early in the transfer window. Elliott's struggle for consistent playing time under manager Arne Slot has raised questions about his future at Liverpool. Although he is content and settled at the club, financial factors might necessitate his sale, particularly given the increasing interest from clubs like Crystal Palace and Newcastle United, with Newcastle planning a formal approach towards the end of the season. The club's willingness to engage in financial maneuvering and Elliott's limited playing time have created uncertainty regarding his long-term role at Anfield.

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