- آر بي لايبزيغ are interested in Harvey Elliott
- Englishman hinted towards need of game time
- Will replace Spurs-bound Simons
Simons has reportedly completed a medical and will join Spurs in a deal worth €60 million (£52m/$70m). The Leipzig camp are now seeking for potential replacements and have thus contacted the Merseyside club over the potential signing of Elliott, who remains a non-starter at Anfield and is concerned about game time under coach Arne Slot, according to journalist Paul Joyce.
Elliott made 18 appearances in the league for ليفربول last season in which he made only two starts. The English midfielder scored five goals and registered three assists across all competitions. In July, Elliott claimed that no matter how much he loves the club, if new signings block his path to the first team he will have to be selfish and consider his options. However, there haven’t been any concrete bids registered for the 22-year-old.
The Simons transfer saga has reportedly come to an end as the player has landed in London. The 22-year-old has signed the contract with توتنهام until 2030 with an option to extend it by two more years. This is a big boost to Thomas Frank’s side who had earlier lost out on the signing of Eberechi Eze to أرسنال and also lost James Madison to long-term injury.
Leipzig is yet to submit a bid for Elliott and will have to be quick in their business as the transfer window nears shut. Elliott, who wants to get in the 2026 كأس العالم squad for إنجلترا, will also hope to secure a move in time in the limited time.
