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Liverpool is reportedly considering selling a player from their 2024/25 Premier League-winning squad during the summer transfer window. Harvey Elliott, who is currently on loan at Aston Villa, is mentioned in the context of this potential move.
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A reliable reporter has indicated that Liverpool could seek to âcash inâ on a member of their 2024/25 Premier League-winning squad in the summer transfer window.
Numerous players from last yearâs title triumph have since left the Reds for good, with others going out on loan, and Harvey Elliott is among the latter category as he joined Aston Villa for the current campaign.
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The deal between the two clubs contains a clause whereby the 22-year-old would sign for the Villans permanently once he makes 10 Premier League appearances for them.
However, more than seven months on from his exit from Anfield, heâs played just nine times in all competitions under Unai Emery (four in the top flight), with his total game-time amounting to a paltry 277 minutes (Transfermarkt).
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Liverpool is reportedly looking to sell a member of their 2024/25 Premier League-winning squad, although the specific player has not been named.
Liverpool is considering selling players to capitalize on their market value after several departures from the squad following their title win.
Harvey Elliott is currently on loan at Aston Villa after being part of Liverpool's Premier League-winning squad.
The summer transfer window for Premier League clubs typically opens in early June and closes at the end of August.
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In an article for The Telegraph on Thursday, Dominic King assessed the futures of nine players who are either confirmed to be leaving Liverpool in the summer or could viably be moved on, and Elliott is one of those.
The reporter wrote:Â âIt has been a disappointing year for the young man. Aston Villa was supposed to be a move that enabled him to get minutes under his belt but it has turned into a calamity.
âIt does not seem like his parent club are in a rush to get him back to Anfield and they will look to cash in during the summer window. He deserves to play regularly.â
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Only a few short months ago, the world seemed to be Elliottâs oyster. Heâd played a part in Liverpoolâs Premier League triumph last season (albeit making just two top-flight starts) and starred for England as they retained their European under-21 crown.
Unfortunately, both Arne Slot and Emery have made it clear that heâs not part of their plans, and David Ornstein has reported that FSG intend to keep faith in the Dutchman even if the Reds fail to qualify for the Champions League.
The 22-year-old is a wonderfully gifted player, with Joe Cole saying on Channel 4 last year (via BBC Sport) that he âplays football the right wayâ, and you could be forgiven for wondering whether heâd have been a worthwhile option to call upon in an LFC attack which has often misfired this season.
Liverpool were in line to receive ÂŁ35m if Villa had triggered his clause for a permanent deal (The Athletic), but having been left on the periphery by Emery and effectively seen a full campaign go to waste, the Reds would find it near-impossible to command such a fee if they were to sell him this year.
A summer sale does seem far more likely than unlikely, and if indeed Elliott departs Anfield for good, hopefully itâll be for a club where his talents are properly appreciated and heâs given a deserved chance to thrive.