Brighton & Hove Albion have set their sights on Liverpool's Harvey Elliot this summer, according to The Standard. The report adds that the East Sussex club are ready to offer £40m for the English midfielder.
Elliot rose through the ranks at Fulham, before joining the Reds in 2019. He has since been in and out of the starting XI so far, but remains highly rated in the Premier League.
The 22-year-old missed the start of the 2024-25 campaign with a broken foot, before managing five goals and three assists from 28 games for the Merseyside. However, only six of those were starts, and his future at Liverpool remains up in the air this summer.
The Reds have already strengthened their midfield by roping in Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen for a reported club-record £116m fee. Elliot, as such, could be tempted to leave the Merseyside club in search of regular football this year.
Brighton & Hove Albion are now offering him an escape route from Anfield. The Seagulls are long-term admirers of the Englishman, and have apparently made him a priority target for this summer.
Brighton are planning to add a versatile attacker to their ranks amid the uncertainties hovering over Joao Pedro's future. Interestingly, former Liverpool midfielder James Milner is currently at the Amex Stadium, which could help the Seagulls win the race for Elliot. The Englishman is under contract with the Reds until 2027.
Does Anthony Gordon prefer a move to Liverpool?

Journalist Graeme Bailey has stated that Anthony Gordon dreams of a move to Anfield. The English winger is one of the finest in his position in the Premier League and currently plies his trade with Newcastle United.
Gordon registered nine goals and seven assists from 42 games across competitions this season for the Magpies. The 24-year-old apparently has admirers at Chelsea and Arsenal as well.
Speaking to TBR Football, Bailey added that a move to the Merseyside club is unlikely this summer.
“One day I think he probably will end up at Liverpool. Will it be this summer? I very much doubt it. But Liverpool is his preferred option. He’s on the list of the other clubs I would say. We know Chelsea and Arsenal both want that left side upgrading. It’s not a secret and it’s a player they like," said Bailey.Gordon is under a long-term contract at St. James' Park, so prising him away won't be cheap.
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