According to TEAMtalk, Harvey Elliott's agent has approached Leeds United over a possible deal for him this summer. Leeds has not yet decided on a move, as their major focus is elsewhere and the club has not yet learned about Liverpool’s demands for a fee. The approach to Leeds has been confirmed by Graeme Bailey.

Former Premier League scout Bryan King has stated that he thinks a move to Leeds United for Harvey Elliott could happen. King said that he imagines Elliott will be sold by Liverpool in the summer and that there will be clubs that want him. According to King, Leeds is a place where he would feel at ease and could end up. Sources have confirmed that Elliott will not be returning to Anfield and that both the club and his agent are actively exploring a move for the 23-year-old. However, Adam Pope of BBC Radio Leeds reports the Whites have no plans to bring the Liverpool player to Elland Road and that Pope expects their focus to be shifted elsewhere.

Leeds United have once again been linked with a summer move for Harvey Elliott. However, Adam Pope of BBC Radio Leeds has indicated that Elliott is unlikely to move to Elland Road, revealing the Whites’ transfer priorities will lie elsewhere. According to Pope, Elliott would be what he considers a decent signing for Leeds and would improve the quality of their squad, but he also stated that at this stage it is a hypothetical question as to whether he is under consideration.

Clubs like Leeds have enquired about signing Harvey Elliott this summer, alongside other Premier League clubs such as Fulham, Tottenham, Newcastle, Everton, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Brentford, and West Ham. The young Englishman, who made 18 Premier League appearances for Liverpool last season, is considering a move to gain more playing time and continue his development, with Liverpool set to demand £40m for the talented player.