“West Ham STUNNED by Liverpool’s SHOCKING Price Tag for Star Midfielder as Bundesliga Giants CRASH the Transfer Race!”
Liverpool name their price for West Ham target Harvey Elliott
The Athletic reports that the Premier League champions value England youth international Harvey Elliott at around £50 million.
Speculation surrounding Elliott’s future at Anfield continues to build, with West Ham closely monitoring developments.
The Hammers may need to act swiftly to avoid losing out, as several European clubs are also showing interest.
RB Leipzig have made the 22-year-old a priority target, viewing him as the perfect successor to Xavi Simons, who is attracting serious attention from Chelsea.
Both Leipzig and West Ham failed to qualify for Europe last season, meaning there’s no continental competition advantage for either side.
However, West Ham could still hold the edge, particularly if Elliott prefers to remain in the Premier League.
A switch to the London Stadium would likely see him play a central role under Graham Potter. For that reason, West Ham should push hard to secure his signature.
Elliott is the type of player who excites fans, and his arrival would signal serious ambition from the club.
Following Liverpool’s high-profile capture of Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, Elliott’s opportunities in the upcoming campaign could be limited.
While Liverpool still regard him as a top talent, they might find it difficult to reject substantial bids.
Though their official valuation is £50m, rumours suggest they could be tempted by offers closer to £40m—a price that might prove a bargain if West Ham can finalise a deal.
Elliott was a key figure under Jurgen Klopp, featuring in 53 matches across all competitions during the German’s final season, scoring four goals and delivering 14 assists.
His creative influence and versatility made him a valuable asset.
However, under new manager Arne Slot, Elliott’s role has diminished, prompting him to consider a fresh start away from Merseyside.
This change in status opens the door for interested clubs, and West Ham have a genuine opportunity to pounce.
If they move decisively, the Hammers could secure one of the brightest young English talents available this summer—someone who could not only enhance their attack but also become a focal point of Potter’s long-term plans.
