Newcastle United are heavily linked with Elliott this summer. The Magpies are reportedly on the hunt for a right-winger, and have already had a bid rejected for Nottingham Forest's Anthony Elanga. Eddie Howe is supposedly a big admirer of Elliott, and according to TalkSPORT, Newcastle are one of the clubs with serious interest in the 22-year-old attacker. The north east club are expected to have money to spend this summer, and Elliott could help make up a fierce-looking attacking trio of himself, Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon.

Newcastle have sounded out Liverpool star Harvey Elliott as an alternative to Kudus. Elliott is open to leaving Liverpool this summer to secure regular game time. He is being watched by several top clubs as a possible summer transfer beckons.

Team Talk reports on Jurgen Klopp's interest in bringing Harvey Elliott to RB Leipzig. Jurgen Klopp is reportedly 'personally pushing' to bring Harvey Elliott to RB Leipzig. Liverpool are open to selling Elliott after signing Wirtz. Elliott is considering his options due to being a third choice for his favoured No 10 role at Liverpool. Liverpool will seek a fee in the £40m-$50m range.

90min reports on Chelsea joining the race for Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott. Chelsea have joined the race for Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott. Brighton & Hove Albion have shown the strongest interest but Aston Villa, Newcastle and Borussia Dortmund are all tracking the England Under-21 international.

Harvey Elliott is also being considered by Newcastle as an alternative option to Brighton.

Team Talk reports on Harvey Elliott's potential departure from Liverpool due to limited playing opportunities.

Liverpool are reportedly considering allowing midfielder Harvey Elliott to leave during the upcoming summer transfer window, as reported by Florian Plettenberg. The 22-year-old has drawn attention from several clubs, with Newcastle United showing particular interest. It is reported that Eddie Howe's team is eager to secure Elliott's signature, with ongoing discussions and Liverpool setting the player's value at around £40 million. The club would not stand in Elliott's way if they receive a suitable offer. Under manager Arne Slot, the young midfielder has had limited playing time at Anfield, mostly restricted to appearances from the bench.

90min provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Harvey Elliott at Liverpool. Harvey Elliott has expressed uncertainty about his future at Liverpool due to limited playing time this season. Despite being a lifelong Liverpool fan, he is considering what's best for his career. Liverpool is open to offers for him, and he has been linked with Newcastle United. A fee of £40 million ($53.4 million) is expected to be enough to convince Liverpool to sell Elliott, who joined the club from Fulham in 2019 and has made 146 appearances in total.

Liverpool are considering selling Harvey Elliott to raise funds for new transfers. Newcastle United are monitoring the situation closely and planning a formal approach towards the end of the season. Liverpool have set an asking price between £40 million and £50 million, but this might drop if substantial bids do not materialize early in the transfer window. Elliott has struggled for consistent playing time under manager Arne Slot, leading to doubts about his future at Liverpool.

Harvey Elliott has been linked with a potential move to Newcastle United. Liverpool manager Arne Slot discussed Elliott's situation, acknowledging that Elliott has not had enough playing time at Liverpool and that he might not be entirely happy with his current role. Elliott is seen as a target for Newcastle, who could offer him a more key role.

Team Talk reports on Newcastle's interest in signing Harvey Elliott in the upcoming transfer window. Newcastle are planning for a big transfer window and have Harvey Elliott high on their shortlist. Eddie Howe is keen to add creative players to his midfield, and Newcastle admire Elliott. Although Elliott is not listed for transfer, Liverpool are open to conversations about him. If Liverpool sign more midfielders, Elliott may become available towards the end of the window. A fee close to £50m may be needed due to his contract and Premier League experience.

90min reports on Liverpool's potential transfer of Harvey Elliott amid interest from Newcastle United. Liverpool are prepared to demand as much as £40m to sell midfielder Harvey Elliott this summer. Elliott has expressed frustration over limited playing time under manager Arne Slot. Newcastle United is reportedly considering a transfer swoop for Elliott at the end of the season. The transfer aligns with Newcastle's strategy to recruit more homegrown players.

Newcastle United have submitted a £50m (€60m) offer for Harvey Elliott. The offer could be hard to refuse, with intense negotiations expected in the coming weeks.

Newcastle are interested in signing Harvey Elliott from Liverpool. TEAMtalk reports that Newcastle admires Elliott's attitude and attributes. Despite being a boyhood Liverpool fan, Elliott is not the first choice under Arne Slot and may need to find a new club to be a regular starter. Liverpool is open to selling him for the right price, although they have not made the asking price public. There has been chatter of a £40m asking price, but this has been dismissed by sources.

Newcastle want to sign Harvey Elliott, with Magpies boss Eddie Howe said to admire him. A part-exchange deal for Alexander Isak has been suggested, with Liverpool ready to step up their advances for the in-form Sweden striker. However, Newcastle’s plan is not to allow Isak to leave, so another solution will need to be found if they are to sign Elliott. Elliott is worth €48m, suggesting that something in the region of €110m will be required to sign him along with Jota.

Liverpool is considering offering Harvey Elliott to Newcastle United as part of a deal to sign Alexander Isak. Newcastle could potentially recover from losing Isak by acquiring an exciting talent like Elliott.

Elliott has been linked with a move away in the summer, with Newcastle previously linked. When asked if he could see himself leave, the youngster replied via TNT Sports: "It’s pretty clear… I’m not leaving. This is my team, this is my club!" After Liverpool's 2-1 win over Lille in the Champions League, Elliott was quizzed by reporters about his future. His firm response highlighted his commitment to Liverpool, dismissing any speculation regarding a transfer to Newcastle.