RB Leipzig has intensified efforts to acquire Harvey Elliott, leading the race for the young offensive midfielder. Elliott has already held talks with Leipzig's head coach Ole Werner and sporting director Marcel Schäfer, expressing his willingness to move. Liverpool is open to selling Elliott for an adequate offer. The price is currently unclear but estimated at around 47 million EUR. Other interested clubs include Brighton & Hove Albion, Bayer Leverkusen, and West Ham United. Jürgen Klopp's connection to Elliott from his time at Liverpool may favor RB Leipzig.

RB Leipzig is in advanced discussions with Liverpool to recruit Harvey Elliott. According to the English press, Liverpool has set two conditions: 55 million euros with a buyback option, or 65 million without this clause. Harvey Elliott wants to take a step forward, seeking more exposure after being named the best player in the last Euro U21 tournament. He was only in the starting lineup twice in the Premier League last season.

Transfermarkt has reported that RB Leipzig is keen on acquiring Liverpool's promising player Harvey Elliott to fill the void left by Xavi Simons, who is currently negotiating with Chelsea. According to the report, Elliott is open to the potential transfer after having discussions with Leipzig’s head coach, Ole Werner, and sporting director Marcel Schäfer. The young player is reportedly eager to leave Liverpool to gain more playing time. Elliott's market value stands at €30 million, and Liverpool's asking price may hinge on the amount Leipzig secures from Simons' anticipated transfer, which is expected to be in the region of €70 million.

Fanatik reports on Harvey Elliott's potential move to RB Leipzig amidst Liverpool's plans to generate funds for Alexander Isak's transfer. Harvey Elliott is linked with a move to RB Leipzig as part of Liverpool's strategy to sell players and raise funds for Alexander Isak's transfer.

Transfermarkt reports on RB Leipzig's interest in signing Harvey Elliott. RB Leipzig are among the clubs interested in signing Harvey Elliott. The club is considering either a loan or a permanent move. Any offer would likely depend on sales of players like Xavi Simons, who has requested to leave, and potentially Benjamin Sesko. However, RB Leipzig missed out on European football last season, which might affect their offer.

RB Leipzig has Harvey Elliott on their wishlist, as reported by the Guardian. West Ham United is also interested in Elliott as a replacement for Mohammed Kudus.

RB Leipzig have emerged as one of the leading contenders to sign Elliott. According to The Athletic, the German club is among those interested in acquiring the player, though it remains uncertain if Leipzig is considering a loan deal or a permanent transfer. Any potential offer would likely depend on the club making some sales first, such as the departure of midfielder Xavi Simons, who has expressed his desire to leave, and possibly striker Benjamin Sesko, who is being pursued by Arsenal. Despite this interest, RB Leipzig's failure to qualify for European competitions for the first time since 2016 last season means they cannot offer Elliott the opportunity to perform on that stage.

Harvey Elliott, aged 22, has attracted attention at the U-21 European Championship and may leave FC Liverpool this summer to play more regularly, preferably at a Champions League club. 'The Athletic' reports that Liverpool is demanding a transfer fee of approximately 45 million Euros, including a buy-back option. RB Leipzig is reportedly interested in Elliott, but they would need to sell players first as they are not competing internationally.

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.

Team Talk reports on Jurgen Klopp's efforts to facilitate Harvey Elliott's transfer to RB Leipzig this summer. Jurgen Klopp is personally pushing for RB Leipzig to sign Harvey Elliott this summer. Elliott is highly rated at Liverpool but is struggling for game time. Klopp, now working as Red Bull’s head of global football operations, has recommended Leipzig sign his former player. Elliott's performances at the U21 Euros have been highlighted as a reason for his potential transfer.

RB Leipzig has identified Harvey Elliott as a potential target. The team's new coach, Ole Werner, is planning a transformation for this summer, and Elliott is seen as a potential boost to their offensive lineup. This information comes from the Daily Mail. In addition to RB Leipzig, both Brighton Hove & Albion and West Ham United have expressed interest in the 22-year-old player. Although Elliott made only 18 Premier League appearances last season, mostly as a substitute, Liverpool is expected to demand a high transfer fee for him, as they seek to recoup funds following their recent spending spree. Elliott's contract with Liverpool is valid until 2027, and he is scheduled to play in the U21 European Championship final against Germany tomorrow.