Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott Targeted by Premier League Club, Reveals Demands

West Ham has expressed interest in Liverpool forward Harvey Elliott, adding him to their list of transfer targets. The club values Elliott at either £40 million with a buy-back clause or £50 million without one, aiming to secure a significant fee should the player depart Liverpool.

Additionally, West Ham is eyeing Elliott’s teammate, Tyler Morton, who has also attracted interest from Ajax. The potential transfers are part of West Ham’s efforts to strengthen their attack following the recent sale of Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham for £54.5 million.

While West Ham has not yet submitted an official bid for Elliott, they are optimistic about progressing towards a deal. Elliott, 22, recently showcased his talent by scoring five goals in six appearances as England’s Under-21 team won the European Championships last month.

Harvey Elliott starred for England Under-21s as they won the recent European Championships

Elliott was also part of Liverpool’s Premier League squad last season but made only two starts

Graham Potter is currently managing West Ham during his first summer transfer window in charge