Liverpool are targeting a permanent move for Harvey Elliott in the summer transfer window, with Leeds United also interested in him.
According to Sports Boom, the 23-year-old English midfielder will not join Aston Villa permanently after his loan spell ends. They had the option of making the move permanent, but the West Midlands club decided against it.
Elliott has no future at Liverpool and will need to join another club to play regularly. Liverpool are demanding around 30-35 million euros for the playmaker, with Leeds United a potential destination.
They are looking to improve their squad in the summer transfer window and Elliott would be a great addition. The 23-year-old can play both as an attacking midfielder and in the wide areas. He can create chances for his teammates and even score goals. Regular football at Leeds United could bring out the best in him.
Elliott needs to join a club where he can play regularly. Playing against Leeds United in the Premier League every week will help accelerate his development and fulfill his potential. He is a great talent and has proven his quality in the past with Liverpool. He has scored 15 goals and provided 21 assists for Liverpool.
It remains to be seen whether he will be able to decide on his future soon and focus on his football.
Leeds United have the financial power to buy players and it remains to be seen how the situation will develop. Meanwhile, clubs including Ipswich Town, Sunderland, Coventry City and RB Leipzig are also monitoring his situation. Where he ends up remains to be seen.
