Harvey Elliott is expected to leave Liverpool this summer to seek more playing time. Former West Ham player Stuart Pearce indicated on talkSPORT that Elliott requires more game time and suggested that a transfer could be beneficial for both him and the club. Reports suggest that Liverpool is prepared to allow Elliott to depart, with West Ham United emerging as a potential destination. The 22-year-old midfielder, who was once a regular in the starting lineup, experienced a significant reduction in his role last season under manager Arne Slot, starting only six out of 28 matches across all competitions. With new signings at Liverpool, including the expected arrival of Florian Wirtz, Elliott is likely to fall further down the selection order. Liverpool is reportedly willing to sell him for a fee between £40 million and £50 million, with clubs such as Wolves, Aston Villa, and AFC Bournemouth also showing interest in acquiring him. A transfer to West Ham United could offer Elliott the chance to remain in the Premier League and continue his development.