Liverpool open to selling in-form midfielder to generate funds for transfer business.

Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold are all in the final year of their contracts with no certainty about their long-term futures at the club.

While Salah has attracted interest from the Saudi Pro League, Alexander-Arnold is being pursued by Real Madrid as they search for a new right-back.

In addition to these players, another individual is now fighting for his future at the club as the Premier League leaders begin to consider their long-term strategy for signing players and raising funds to bring in fresh talent.

Football Insider expert Mick Brown suggests that Liverpool could look to sell midfielder Harvey Elliott, who has two years remaining on his current contract, in order to maximize their profit and generate funds for their transfer business.

“Liverpool want to keep him,” he said to Football Insider.

“However, they might be open to selling if they can get a decent fee for him, which would allow them to go back into the transfer market and strengthen other areas of their team.

“If he doesn’t sign a new deal, they won’t want him to run down his contract like we’ve seen with Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold.

“There’s a lot of competition for places in his position, that’s the reason he hasn’t been in the side.

“They’ve got players like Mac Allister and Szoboszlai there.

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott in action Harvey Elliott could be sold by Liverpool to generate funds for transfer.

“So letting him go and bringing in some good money might be something they look to do.

“He’s been a bit of a fringe player, but he’s still a very good option to have.”

Harvey Elliott could consider leaving Liverpool for more playing time

Elliott has spent much of the season on the bench, and due to fierce competition for places at Anfield, his playing time has been limited.

With two years left on his contract, Liverpool may consider selling him, as his value will decrease the longer he stays at the club without agreeing to a new deal.

Given that the Premier League leaders are expected to be active in the summer transfer market, Elliott’s departure from the club might not come as a surprise.

Elliott is currently in his best form for the club this season, having scored goals against Lille and PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League.

The midfielder provides a useful option from the bench, but his departure would make sense for both him and the club.