It is reported that they are clubs from the Premier League and Bundesliga TRACKING Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott in the middle of his fight for minutes under Arne Slott.
The 21-year-old missed two months of the season with a broken leg, but has failed to hold down a significant role since his return. In his seven Premier League appearances so far this year, Elliott has managed just 43 minutes.
Sky Sports News Elliott's extreme role has attracted attention across Europe. Brighton & Hove Albion and Borussia Dortmund are both named as suitors, but there are thought to be a number of sides across the continent prepared to monitor developments in his future.
Asked about his feelings on Elliott, Slott insisted he remains a big fan of the midfielder but has struggled to find minutes for him due to LiverpoolThis season's narrow margins of victory, he claimed, make it harder to target players who aren't at their best.
“He is a talented player”, emphasized Slot. “He's been like that for us for so long. In the last few weeks he's been coming in a lot and getting his minutes there, but as it is for him, as for everyone else, they're in competition with a lot of other players. well.
“He was very unlucky to get it after two games injuredwas out for a long time. And from what I've seen so far, with almost all of our players having been out for a long time, in this league, at this pace, at this intensity and the quality that we have, other teams have it, not it's so easy to get back and be at your best in no time.
“I see that not only with Harvey, I see that with almost all the other players who have been out for five, six, seven or eight weeks. That's the balance we have to find, giving them time to played to get back to their best level, but they can still win every game.
“Our margins are consistently small. If you're 5-0, you can give players who have been out for a long time half an hour or half or even longer. But that's not how we win or win our games so far that's why, if we were a bit unlucky once or twice, we might draw a game or lose a game.