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.