Liverpool are contemplating the sale of Harvey Elliott in order to fund new player acquisitions, with Crystal Palace keeping a close watch on the developments. The club has reportedly set Elliott's asking price between £40 million and £50 million, although there is speculation that this might decrease if significant offers do not emerge early in the transfer window. Elliott's inconsistent playing time under manager Arne Slot has sparked uncertainty regarding his future at Liverpool. While Elliott is said to be content and settled at the club, financial factors could play a role in his potential departure. Interest in Elliott is also being expressed by Wolves, Aston Villa, Bournemouth, and Newcastle United, with the latter allegedly planning a formal approach as the season draws to a close. Additionally, Brighton and Borussia Dortmund are reportedly considering the young midfielder, as Liverpool's willingness to engage in financial negotiations and Elliott's limited appearances raise questions about his development and future role at Anfield.