Harvey Elliott and his Liverpool teammates react to the loss of shots on goal against Crystal Palace (Photo by Clive Mason / Getty Images)
Liverpool would progress in a potential agreement to sell Harvey Elliott to RB Leipzig, with the player near to agree with personal conditions.
According to Empire of the Kop, it seems that this offer is now quite advanced, the two clubs also resembling a compromise on transfer costs.
The report claims that Leipzig could be ready to submit an offer in the region of 30 million euros (25.9 million pounds sterling) for Elliott, although Liverpool is at more than 40 million euros (34.5 million pounds sterling).
It is however suggested that the gap could be connected by various complementary and bonus modules to satisfy all the parties involved.
Harvey Elliott seems to need to leave Liverpool
Elliott arrived in Anfield a few years ago with the reputation of being one of the most exciting young players in English football.
The skillful attacking midfielder made his debut for the former Fulham club when he was only 15 years old, but it is fair to say that he has not developed enough since then.
Liverpool has not found much room for him in their departure 11th lately, and it now seems that he had to try a change of scene to relaunch his career.
Leipzig could be an ideal destination for him because they have so often shown that they are ready to trust and develop the best young players.
Summer in charge of Liverpool continues
If Elliott leaves, it will be even more change in the Arne Slot team in what has already been a busy summer for the club.
Hugo Ekitike, Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez all joined, while Trent Alexander-Arnold, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez were sold.
It seems that there could be decent money to win by selling Elliott, so this is likely to be suitable for all parties involved in order for this transaction to be concluded.
It will be intriguing to see if Liverpool then reinvests the money from its sale in even more signatures before the deadline.
