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<title>Liverpool name their price for Harvey Elliott as Premier League and European giants circle (talkSPORT)</title>
<link>https://talksport.com/football/3338049/liverpool-name-price-harvey-elliott-premier-league-european-giants-circle/</link>
<description><p>Liverpool will demand a fee of more than £40m to sell England under-21 Euros hero Harvey Elliott, talkSPORT understands.</p><p>Jürgen Klopp's RB Leipzig and Newcastle are among the interested parties for Elliott who is keen on a move away from Anfield.</p><p>4</p>Harvey Elliott could be set for a move away from Liverpool this summerCredit: Getty<p>Liverpool are expecting an approach for the midfielder this summer following his heroics at the Euros where he was named Player of the Tournament.</p><p>His role in helping the Young Lions claim back-to-back titles has put him firmly in the shop window for potential suitors.</p><p>Elliott boasts crucial experience of Premier League and Champions League football despite his own gripes at a lack of game time at Anfield.</p><p>Liverpool boss Arne Slot handed Elliott just two Premier League starts last season and the arrival of Florian Wirtz last month is unlikely to give the England star the assurances he needed over his future at the club.</p><p>That could see him join England U21 and Liverpool teammate Jarrel Quansah out of Anfield this summer following the defender's move to Bayer Leverkusen.</p><p>And Elliott has already spoken of his intention to make the most of his career, even if that means calling time on his Merseyside adventure.</p><p>â\x80\x9cIt's just a situation that me and the team on my behalf have to have a conversation about, because I'm coming to an age now where I'm 22, I'm going to be 23 next season.</p><p>I don't really want to be wasting years of my career, because it's a short career,â\x80\x9d Elliott said last month.</p><p></p>â\x80\x98The boys are hydratingâ\x80\x99 - Poulter and son hit the bar before clashing in Open Qualifying<p></p>Man City dumped out of Club World Cup, Mbeumo could stay at Brentford, Eze to Arsenal<p></p>Man City crash out of CWC in 'one of football's biggest shocks' and costs them £9m<p></p>EFL giants face possible player walkout as longer transfer embargo looms<p>â\x80\x9cI just want to improve and be the best possible version of myself and the best player I can be.</p><p>â\x80\x9cIf that's to go somewhere else, then it's a decision I'm going to have to make and I just need to see what happens.â\x80\x9d</p><p>4</p>Elliott made England U21 history thanks to his heroics throughout the tournamentCredit: Getty<p>4</p>Jurgen Klopp could tempt Elliott to move to RB LeipzigCredit: Getty<p>Elliott netted five goals in six matches at this summerâ\x80\x99s Euros including his striker in the 3-2 win over Germany in the final.</p><p>His exploits are likely to drum up interest with Liverpool confident of getting their asking price for the star with a buy-back clause potentially inserted into a deal.</p><p>"I think first of all it's very important that players who are here with us would like to stay, thatâ\x80\x99s a bit compliment to everyone working here," Slot said in May.</p><p>"Harvey is one of the players who hasn't had as much playing time as he maybe deserves, but like some others heâ\x80\x99s in competition with so many good players that mainly I've chosen.[BREAK]</p><p>Also partly because he was injured for a long time and I've been honest with him, the first part after he came back from his injury he wasnâ\x80\x99t the same as he was before his injury.</p><p>"But the last few months heâ\x80\x99s back to his old level again.[BREAK]There was no need for me to start with different players, but I think if you look at the amount of minutes that he had in the last one or two months and the time before, you can see it goes up already.</p><p>4</p>Arne Slot admits Elliott is competing with an array of top players at AnfieldCredit: Getty<p>â\x80\x9cSo that tells you that we like, I like, him more now than I did the first months when he came back from his injury."</p></description>
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<title>Napoli â\x80\x9cunable to agreeâ\x80\x9d Darwin Nunez transfer fee â\x80\x93 but talks continue (This is Anfield)</title>
<link>https://www.thisisanfield.com/2025/07/napoli-unable-to-agree-darwin-nunez-transfer-fee-but-talks-continue/</link>
<description>Napoli â\x80\x9cunable to agreeâ\x80\x9d Darwin Nunez transfer fee â\x80\x93 but talks continue.[BREAK]<p>Napoli are reportedly still in conversations with Liverpool over the transfer of Darwin Nunez, but they have been unable to agree a fee that matches demands in excess of £55 million.</p>.[BREAK]<p>â\x80¢ READ: Robertson still â\x80\x98undecidedâ\x80\x99 on Liverpool future after transfer collapse</p>[BREAK]Napoli â\x80\x9cunable to agreeâ\x80\x9d Darwin Nunez transfer fee â\x80\x93 but talks continue[BREAK]Andy Robertson still â\x80\x98undecidedâ\x80\x99 on Liverpool future after transfer collapse[BREAK]Andy Robertson still â\x80\x98undecidedâ\x80\x99 on Liverpool future after transfer collapse</description>
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<title>Aston Villa ready to terminate Philippe Coutinhoâ\x80\x99s contract early (This is Anfield)</title>
<link>https://www.thisisanfield.com/2025/07/aston-villa-ready-to-terminate-philippe-coutinhos-contract-early/</link>
<description>Aston Villa ready to terminate Philippe Coutinhoâ\x80\x99s contract early.[BREAK]<p>Nearly two years on from his last Aston Villa appearance, the club want to terminate Philippe Coutinhoâ\x80\x98s contract early after a second successive loan spell.</p>[BREAK]<p>Now 33, the Brazilianâ\x80\x99s career is at a crossroads as the Premier League club seek to terminate his contract a year early to get his wages off their books, as per Birmingham Mail.</p>[BREAK]<p>With Aston Villa currently experiencing financial challenges pertaining to Premier League and UEFA rules, ridding themselves of Coutinhoâ\x80\x99s wages is seen as a priority this summer.</p>[BREAK]Aston Villa ready to terminate Philippe Coutinhoâ\x80\x99s contract early[BREAK]Aston Villa ready to terminate Philippe Coutinhoâ\x80\x99s contract early</description>
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<title>â\x80\x98If notâ\x80\x99: Ben Jacobs shares what Liverpool will do if they donâ\x80\x99t sign Marc Guehi (Rouusing the Kop)</title>
<link>https://www.rousingthekop.com/2025/07/01/what-liverpool-and-arne-slot-have-planned-next-if-they-fail-to-sign-marc-guehi/</link>
<description><p>Liverpool want a centre-back this summer and they are certainly not short of options.</p><p>The Reds clearly know what they want this summer and they appear willing to do everything in their power to go and get it too.</p><p>Owners FSG are prepared to back Arne Slot and give him everything he needs to be successful again next season, with the pressure on the Dutchman now ramped up.</p><p>A central defender is a specific area they have targeted this summer and Marc Guehi is at the top of Liverpoolâ\x80\x99s list, with the Englishman having just one year remaining on his current deal at Crystal Palace.</p><p>A move looks likely but a contingency plan is still needed just in case, and all the signs suggest Slot and Liverpool already have one in place.</p>Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images<p>The Reds have wanted a centre-back for quite some time but they have failed in their attempts to get one in recent years.</p><p>Now, they need one more than ever as Ibrahima Konate looks set to leave at the end of the season as a free agent, making Guehi the perfect fit.</p><p>However, the Englishman does not follow Liverpoolâ\x80\x99s typical centre-back target profile as he is slightly too old despite being just 24, with Ben Jacobs telling talkSPORT that the Reds will revert back to their usual profile of target if they fail in their pursuit of Guehi.</p><p>MORE LIVERPOOL STORIES</p><p>â\x80\x9cItâ\x80\x99s a key few days or even weeks for Marc Guehi to Liverpool for them to see if itâ\x80\x99s genuine market opportunity.[BREAK]If he is, they are expected to enter that race, if not, they will move back to that 18-22-year-old type of profile,â\x80\x9d Jacobs said.</p><p>READ MORE: Liverpool wonderkid believes he can win the Ballon dâ\x80\x99Or and now has his chance to impress Arne Slot</p> <p>â\x80\x9cIf you think about Liverpool historically, they were always in that strategy for a central defender.[BREAK]They tried for Leny Yoro, he wanted minutes, again Liverpool couldnâ\x80\x99t give them, Manchester United could. They tried for Levi Colwill, Chelsea considered Colwill untouchable at the time.</p><p>â\x80\x9cBut those two are examples of 18-22-year-old young defenders, and in the case of Colwill, a centre-back and left-back, so there is a clear pattern to Liverpoolâ\x80\x99s recruitment.â\x80\x9d</p><p>Versatility is a key trait for Slotâ\x80\x99s side and moving for a defender who can play two positions makes a lot of sense, highlighting again how Guehi is very much going against Liverpoolâ\x80\x99s grain.</p><p>If the Reds want someone who can play both centre-back and left-back, then they should look no further than Ajaxâ\x80\x99s Jorrel Hato.</p><p>Not only would he fit in due to his Dutch connections, but his versatility is perfect for Slotâ\x80\x99s side, as well as fitting the age profile at just 19 years old.</p><p>Liverpool have been linked with Hato all summer but face stiff competition from the likes of Chelsea and Arsenal, meaning that a deal would not come cheaply.</p><p>However, spending a little extra on a player five years Guehiâ\x80\x99s junior might prove beneficial, although only time will tell as he certainly seems to only be a back-up option at this moment in time.</description>
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<title>Liverpool transfer news LIVE: Guehi advanced talks, Diaz interest, seven exits and confirmed signing (Liverpool.com)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/transfer-news/liverpool-transfer-news-live-luis-31965837</link>
<description><p>The start of July marks an important milestone in the summer transfer window as it signifies the date contracts expiring in 2025 officially come to an end .</p><p>Seven Liverpool youth players have been impacted and their deals have expired, while a plethora of players across the Premier League and Europe are now free agents.</p><p>As for moves in and out, Liverpool awaits confirmation of Jarell Quansahâ\x80\x99s switch to Bayer Leverkusen, with the defender opting to leave the English champions for more play time in the Bundesliga.</p><p>Marc Guehi is the man who could replace him at Anfield, with Liverpool in need of a new addition at center-back.</p><p>Meanwhile, Luis Diaz continues to be linked with a Liverpool exit, with reported interest coming from Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Saudi Arabia.</p><p>Harvey Elliott, Federico Chiesa and Darwin Nunez have also been mentioned in the latest transfer rumors.</p><p>As for confirmed deals, Giorgi Mamardashvili officially became a Liverpool player on Tuesday, while Trey Nyoni has signed a new long-term contract with the Reds.</p><p>Keep on top of the latest Liverpool transfer across our live blog.</p></description>
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<title>Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal make Madueke bid, Eze twist; Chelsea eye Kudus; Guehi to Liverpool; Man Utd latest (Evening Standard)</title>
<link>https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news-live-arsenal-fc-chelsea-man-utd-liverpool-eze-watkins-kudus-b1235099.html</link>
<description>Arsenal are rumoured to have bid for Noni Madueke at Chelsea amid talks over a huge move for Eberechi Eze, having also taken an interest in Hugo Ekitike amid the ongoing stalemate over Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokeres.[BREAK]The Gunners are said to have made a new offer for Cristhian Mosquera amid fresh links to Nico Williams and Morgan Rogers, with Martin Zubimendi, Christian Norgaard and Kepa Arrizabalaga all joining.</p></description>
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<title>Dale Johnson On UEFA, The Champions League Format and VAR: TAW Special (Anfield Wrap)</title>
<link>https://www.theanfieldwrap.com/2025/07/dale-johnson-on-uefa-the-champions-league-format-var-taw-special/</link>
<description>In an Anfield Wrap summer special Neil Atkinson talks to ESPNâ\x80\x99s Dale Johnson about UEFA Governance, the new Champions League structure and VAR and itâ\x80\x99s implementation.[BREAK]Below is a clip from the show â\x80\x93 subscribe for more TAW summer specialsâ\x80¦.[BREAK]The Trends: StrikersHarvey Elliott, Liverpool amp; Footballâ\x80\x99s Revolving Door PolicyTony Evans On Slotâ\x80\x99s First Season: TAW SpecialElliott amp; Ticket Changes | The Anfield WrapHarvey Elliott, The High Bar And LFC Ticketing Discussion â\x80\x93 The Anfield Wrap</description>
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<title>Liverpool are working on the signing of Hugo Ekitike (DaveOCKOP)</title>
<link>https://www.daveockop.com/latest-news/liverpool-are-working-on-the-signing-of-hugo-ekitike/</link>
<description>Image Credits: Getty Images</p><p>Fabrizio Romano has now confirmed that Liverpool is seriously moving for Hugo Ekitike, and has claimed that the Reds are working on the deal.</p><p>Speaking on his YouTube channel, the Italian transfer guru said:</p><p>â\x80\x9cLiverpool are working on this deal, they are discussing the possibility of adding Hugo Ekitike to their squad.â\x80\x9d</p><p>â\x80\x9cThe idea of Liverpool is to have one more striker, they are waiting to understand what happens with Darwin Nunez with conversations ongoing with Napoli.â\x80\x9d</p><p>â\x80\x9cLiverpool can add a new striker, so Hugo Ekitike remains a name on the list for the club.â\x80\x9d</p><p>â\x80\x9cOf course, this is not a deal happening today or tomorrow, so we need to be patient â\x80\x93 but Ekitike is a name on the list for Liverpool.â\x80\x9d</p> <p>Want to get the latest Liverpool news direct to your phone</description>
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<title>Luis Diaz could have new $100M Saudi transfer option as Barcelona blown out of the water (Liverpool.com)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/luis-diaz-barcelona-al-nassr-31968363</link>
<description>The winger, who played 36 times in the Redsâ\x80\x99 Premier League title success last season, has been linked with moves to Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Al-Nassr, in what could be a pivotal summer decision for the Anfield hierarchy.</p><p>Liverpool is not planning to sell Diaz this window, nor are there any plans to negotiate a new contract for a player who has two years remaining on his current deal.[BREAK]Thatâ\x80\x99s despite the former Porto man claiming at the end of the season that he will sit down and talk to the club in the summer.</p> <p>The choice of whether Diaz stays or goes will surely impact the Redsâ\x80\x99 recruitment plans, amid continued talk of a move for a no.9, while the future of Federico Chiesa could also be impacted amid reports of a possible return to Italy.</p> Read More.[BREAK]<p>Diaz had been strongly linked with a move to Barcelona at the beginning of the summer, rumors fuelled by sporting director Decoâ\x80\x99s admission that the Spanish champions are admirers of the Colombian.</p> <p>As per Sport, Diaz remains the player â\x80\x9cchosenâ\x80\x9d by Deco, despite talks advancing between Barcelona and Nico Williams, who was deemed a more attainable asset this window due to his release clause.</p> <p>Liverpool has refused to negotiate so far this summer, claims the report, with a move to Saudi Arabia becoming a more viable option amid claims of a â\x82¬85million ($100M/£73M) offer from Al-Nassr.</p>[BREAK]Williams' future could have a big impact on Diaz's summer plans[BREAK]<p>Transfer journalist Ben Jacobs recently stated Diaz remains the clubâ\x80\x99s â\x80\x9ctop targetâ\x80\x9d on the left, with Al-Nassr â\x80\x9cprepared to offer in excess of â\x82¬85mâ\x80\x9d[BREAK]But weâ\x80\x99re not quite at that stage yet and we donâ\x80\x99t know if he would want to go.</p> <p>â\x80\x9cI havenâ\x80\x99t seen anything that makes me think he will be [ready to go to Saudi], but if they come in with a serious offer then it could be a no-brainer for Liverpool to sell.â\x80\x9d</p> <p>What comes next in the transfer saga is unclear, but Diazâ\x80\x99s future is a situation Arne Slot and Richard Hughes will hope doesnâ\x80\x99t impact the good work achieved so far this summer.</p></description>
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<title>Peter Crouch shares 'difficult' Abbey Clancy relationship update after argument (Echo)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/showbiz-news/peter-crouch-shares-difficult-abbey-31968321</link>
<description>Peter Crouch shared an insight into his relationship with Abbey Clancy as he admitted 'it's difficult'(Image: Gareth Cattermole, Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Peter Crouch has offered a glimpse into his marriage with Abbey Clancy, revealing that their personal lives can sometimes spill over into their podcasting.[BREAK]Almost two decades have passed since Peter and Abbey first met after he completed a move to Liverpool in the summer of 2005.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Their unexpected meeting one evening while Abbey was working as a waitress sparked a romance, leading to them tying the knot in a lavish ceremony in Leicestershire in 2011.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Now settled into family life with four children, Peter and Abbey openly tackle the crossover of their personal and professional lives through their joint podcast, The Therapy Crouch.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">In the most recent episode of the popular show, the pair invited golfing great Lee Westwood and his partner, Helen, to chat.</p>They first met in 2006, shortly after he had signed for Liverpool(Image: Dave Benett, Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Spotify)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">A candid conversation unfolded about whether household disputes ever escalate into full-blown rows.</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">The Westwoods assured listeners that they maintained a steady ship, but Abbey and Peter didn't shy away from baring all about their own dynamic, with Abbey confessing: "When Pete and I have a row, and we have to do this pod because it comes out weekly, we have to do it and we're literally not talking to each other â\x80\x94 it's really difficult."</p>The couple shared how they make sure their home life doesn't get in the way of their podcast(Image: Dave Benett, Dave Benett/Getty Images)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Meanwhile, Peter disclosed that they'd even had an argument just before hitting record on that day's podcast episode, sharing with listeners: "We had an argument before the podcast this morning, and it is difficult to navigate."</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">In a separate recent episode, Peter declared his intention to address their bedtime problem, saying: "It's got to stop â\x80\x94 I'm going to put an end to that tonight," as he expressed frustration over their pet cat's nightly ritual of sprawling out on the pillow.</p>Peter and Abbey have four children together(Image: Karwai Tang, WireImagevia Getty Images)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Since relocating to their plush £3 million mansion in Surrey back in 2016, their lavish house has featured an expansive conservatory, a vast garden, and its very own cinema room.</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Abbey has previously given fans glimpses into their luxurious lifestyle by showcasing snapshots of their striking outdoor pool and offering a look at how Peter spends his days within the family home.</p>Abbey has previously shared an insight into their home lives on her Instagram account(Image: Gareth Cattermole, Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">An Instagram photo shared by Abbey spotlighted the ex-England footballer in his office, with a gleaming football trophy prominently displayed for all to see.</p></description>
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<title>Liverpool could insist on Harvey Elliott transfer clause as surprise new landing spot emerges (Liverpool.com)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/harvey-elliott-transfer-asking-price-31966988</link>
<description><p>Liverpool could demand a fee of up to $69million to sign Harvey Elliott this summer, according to a recent report.</p><p>The midfielder, who starred for England Under-21s in its European Championship success this summer, is expected to leave the Reds this window and has attracted interest from multiple Premier League clubs.</p> <p>Brighton amp; Hove Albion is a known admirer of Elliott, who has reportedly attracted interest from West Ham United, Fulham, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest.</p> Read More.[BREAK]The outlet claims any deals for James McAtee and Carney Chukwuemeka this summer could prove to be relevant price points when assessing Elliottâ\x80\x99s value, as was Jobe Bellinghamâ\x80\x99s £32M ($44M) switch to Borussia Dortmund.</p> <p>The Athletic adds Liverpool values Elliott above the £30M ($41M) fee that Bayer Leverkusen will initially pay to sign Jarell Quansah, with Liverpoolâ\x80\x99s starting point in excess of £40M ($55M) for Elliott, with a buyback clause inserted into the deal or â\x80\x9cabove £50M ($69M) without oneâ\x80\x9d.</p> <p>The report also claims RB Leipzig are among the sides interested in the 22-year-old, although itâ\x80\x99s not clear if the German club will look for a permanent transfer or loan signing.[BREAK]<p>Elliott has already admitted this summer that he may need to move on for the sake of his career and claimed he could afford to â\x80\x9cwasteâ\x80\x9d any more time playing a fringe role.</p> <p>The former Fulham youth star started just two Premier League matches under Arne Slot last season, and they both came after Liverpool had secured the title in April.</p> <p>A foot injury derailed his first half of the season, and Slot admitted in May that he was not convinced by Elliott after he returned to the side, but eventually was persuaded to hand him more minutes[BREAK]Harvey Elliott could have played his final game for Liverpool[BREAK]<p>His performances at the Under-21 Euros, where he was voted Player of the Tournament, underlined Elliottâ\x80\x99s quality and why remaining a backup at Liverpool no longer feels like a viable solution.</p> <p>â\x80\x9cI donâ\x80\x99t think he needs to help with his confidence; I think heâ\x80\x99s a confident boy anyway and you see that at Liverpool week in, week out, when he plays,â\x80\x9d said former Liverpool defender Conor Coady when speaking on Channel 4 after Englandâ\x80\x99s win in Slovakia on Sunday.</p> <p>â\x80\x9cWeâ\x80\x99ve seen that in this competition[BREAK]Weâ\x80\x99ve said before about him being a leader - I think heâ\x80\x99s shown that heâ\x80\x99s a leader - but I think itâ\x80\x99s massively important the next step he takes in his career.</p> <p>â\x80\x9cWhatever he does now, whether that be at Liverpool or elsewhere, that he goes, plays and plays a lot</description>
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<title>Pep Guardiola confirms Man City star suffered injury blow in shock defeat as Liverpool watch on (Echo)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/pep-guardiola-confirms-man-city-31968007</link>
<description>Pep Guardiola speaks following Man City's defeat to Al-Hilal (Image: (Hector Vivas - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images))<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Pep Guardiola revealed Rodri has suffered an injury setback following Manchester Cityâ\x80\x99s elimination from the Club World Cup.[BREAK]The Etihad club crashed out of the competition in the early hours of Tuesday morning as they were beaten 4-3 in extra time by Saudi outfit Al-Hilal after a pulsating last-16 clash in Orlando.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">With the game level after 90 minutes, Marcos Leonardo scored the winner in the 12th minute of extra-time to cause the biggest shock of the competition.[BREAK]However, Bernardo Silva had given City a ninth-minute lead, but Guardiolaâ\x80\x99s side were punished for missing a series of chances.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Rodri, who won the Ballon dâ\x80\x99Or last year, has ramped up his comeback from a long-term knee problem in the United States.</p>READ MORE:Liverpool complete latest transfer ahead of official unveiling and £35m exitREAD MORE:Former Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho finally gets answer on future as nightmare set to end<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">The Spain international came off the bench in Cityâ\x80\x99s opening group matches and was once again introduced as a substitute here; however, he only lasted 47 minutes before being replaced by Phil Foden.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">But speaking after the game, Guardiola revealed the midfielder had sustained an injury setback.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">He said: â\x80\x9cWe have to see Rodri, he complained about his situation, but we need time to come back.â\x80\x9d</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Reflecting on the defeat, Guardiola admitted: â\x80\x9cWe regret a little bit that we allowed them to run a bit more.[BREAK]They did not create much in the first half, but we did but could not finish it.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">â\x80\x9cI had a feeling we could go through, but they punished us on the transitions.â\x80\x9d</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">While he also said: â\x80\x9cIt is a pity.[BREAK]The vibe was really good.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">â\x80\x9cI cannot thank the players enough for training and playing how they have been.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">â\x80\x9cBut it was a difficult game.[BREAK]We created a lot, and (Yassine) Bounou made incredible saves, but we were so open.</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">â\x80\x9cWe would have loved to have continued, it will only be once every four years, and we had a feeling that the team was doing well.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">â\x80\x9cBut we go home and now it is time to rest and rest our minds for the new season.â\x80\x9d</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">City finished a huge 13 points behind Liverpool in the Premier League last season, and kick off their new campaign on Saturday, August 16 against Wolverhampton Wanderers.</p></description>
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<title>Man City embarrassment could go either way for Liverpool (Echo)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-embarrassment-could-go-31967421</link>
<description>Pep Guardiola speaks to the media after his Manchester City side's exit from the FIFA Club World Cup at the hands of Al-Hilal(Image: Hector Vivas - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Pep Lijnders will have seen that type of football before.[BREAK]But whereas the chaotic style will forever by associated with his manager at Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, his new boss at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola, would prefer control.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">But neither Pep saw much of that as City crashed out of the FIFA Club World Cup in calamitous fashion in the early hours of Tuesday morning (July 1) after losing an incredible match 4-3 to Al-Hilal of the Saudi Pro League.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">One goal up at the break thanks to new captain Bernardo Silva, the defending champions really should have been out of sight.[BREAK]And they paid the price for their profligacy in a second half that showed up all the problems that ultimately ensured they finished a distant 13 points behind champions Liverpool in the Premier League last season.</p>READ MORE:Liverpool complete latest transfer ahead of official unveiling and £35m exitREAD MORE:Liverpool could raise over £200m with huge sales this summer as Richard Hughes plots next moves<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Susceptible on the counter-attack and to balls behind and over their backline, and with Ederson once again showing signs that he is not the goalkeeper he once was, City were all over at the place at times.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">What made it more surprising was that the haphazard display came less than a week after they demolished Juventus 5-2 to march into the knockout stages of the revamped competition currently taking place in the US.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">After that statement victory there was talk of City, aided by four new signings and the addition of ex-Liverpool assistant manager Lijnders to a new-look coaching staff, being back to their best.</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">But the shock extra-time defeat to Al-Hilal was further proof that last season's beaten FA Cup finalists have a long way to go until that claim can be truly justified.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">City boss Guardiola said afterwards: "It is a pity.[BREAK]They did not create much in the first half - we did, but could not finish it.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">"I had a feeling we could go through but they punished us on the transitions."</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">City's imbalance was clear for all to see last season and in part it allowed Liverpool, in new head coach Arne Slot's first campaign in charge, to canter to the title for the first time in five years.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Slot will no doubt be keeping an eye on events at the Club World Cup and if he watched the Reds' great rivals' embarrassing exit to the Saudi side, he may well have deduced that the bullish talk coming out of the City camp following the win over Juventus may have been premature.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Bolstered by the arrivals of Florian Wirtz., Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez, with the prospect of more to come, as it stands Liverpool still look the team to beat in the Premier League next season.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">But while the loss to Al-Hilal magnified City's flaws, there could also be a benefit in leaving the tournament early.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">The 61 matches they have played since the start of the 2024-25 season equals their most in a single campaign since Guardiola's appointment in 2016.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">But rather than continue on in America for up to two more weeks, Guardiola and his players will now get chance to rest up before their Premier League season gets under way at Wolves on August 16.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Thomas Tuchel, the England manager, already believed City's and his former club Chelsea's participation at the Club World Cup would be detrimental to their hopes of wrestling the domestic crown back from the Reds.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Speaking before the tournament, Tuchel said: "I think it will have a huge impact and it will give Liverpool and Arsenal a huge advantage in the next season to not be there."</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Guardiola addressed those comments before the Al-Hilal last 16-encounter: "I try to relax, enjoy the days here and the good vibes that we have, the competition and we try to win it.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">"The most important thing is to recover and find within ourselves what we were.[BREAK]We will rest for the time the Premier League allow us.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">"Maybe in November, December or January it will be a disaster, we are exhausted and the World Cup has destroyed us.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">"I don't know, it's the first time in our lives that this has happened.[BREAK]We will see when we come back."</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">City will be back sooner than Guardiola expected and while that may ultimately help his team once the Premier League kicks-off, any notion that their issues of last season are behind them was blown away in 120 crazy minutes in the States.</p></description>
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<title>Harvey Elliott 'timeline' emerges amid Liverpool transfer decision and £40m stance (Echo)</title>
<link>https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/harvey-elliott-timeline-emerges-amid-31967074</link>
<description>Harvey Elliott of Liverpool(Image: Nikki Dyer - LFC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Harvey Elliott will reportedly be afforded a delayed return to pre-season training at Liverpool after his exploits in the under-21s European Championships.[BREAK]The 22-year-old scored five goals in six games in Bratislava to help the Young Lions defend their European title.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Elliott was one of three Liverpool players involved in the triumph, with Jarell Quansah and Tyler Morton also named in Lee Carsley's squad for the finals.[BREAK]Involvement in the tournament meant it was a tight turnaround for the trio, with England's opener against the Czech Republic taking place on June 12, less than three weeks after Liverpool's final Premier League game of the season.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">The Premier League champions are set to reconvene at the AXA Training Centre next week to begin their pre-season programme.</p>READ MORE:Alexander Isak on 'three-man' Liverpool 'shortlist' as Newcastle United 'redraw' transfer 'plans'READ MORE:Former Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho finally gets answer on future as nightmare set to end<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">However, Elliott and Morton will be afforded a couple of weeks off after their involvement in the European Championships.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">In fact, The Athletic claims that the duo will not return to Kirkby until July 20, nearly two weeks after the rest of their peers.</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">As a result, the duo are likely to miss the Reds' first pre-season friendly of the summer, which takes place at Deepdale against Preston North End on July 13.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">After taking on the Championship outfit, Liverpool will fly out to Asia for a pre-season tour of Hong Kong and Japan before taking on Crystal Palace in the Community Shield on August 10.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">However, whether either player will be involved at Wembley in nearly six weeks' time remains to be seen, as they continue to be linked with moves away from Anfield.</p>Article continues below<p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">Earlier this year, Brighton and Borussia Dortmund were credited with an interest in Elliott, while on Monday, The Times reported that Braga, Ajax and West Ham were all interested in signing Morton.</p><p class="Paragraph_paragraph-text__PVKlh">The ECHO has reported previously that Liverpool will look for bids north of £40million for Harvey Elliott.</p></description>
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<title>'Wow:' Alan Pardew cannot see 'special' Liverpool talent making it into Arne Slotâ\x80\x99s team next season (Rouusing the Kop)</title>
<link>https://www.rousingthekop.com/2025/07/01/alan-pardew-cannot-see-special-liverpool-talent-making-it-into-arne-slots-team-next-season/</link>
<description></p><p>The Reds were the most dominant team in the Premier League last season, with Arne Slotâ\x80\x99s men cruising their way to the title.[BREAK]</p><p>Florian Wirtz was added to Arne Slotâ\x80\x99s ranks over the last week or so, with the young German likely to end up battling Dominik Szoboszlai for the attacking midfielder spot in the Redsâ\x80\x99 team.[BREAK]</p><p>And, while having two players of a similar quality is ideal but it will likely end up being detrimental for the younger members of the squad, such as Harvey Elliott.</p><p>And, while speaking live on talkSPORT, Alan Pardew shared that he believes it will be â\x80\x9cdifficultâ\x80\x9d for Elliott to make his way into Slotâ\x80\x99s plans this season.[BREAK]</p><p>MORE LIVERPOOL STORIES</p><p>â\x80\x9cWhen you come down to Elliott, I just donâ\x80\x99t know where he would get into that team,â\x80\x9d he said.</p><p>â\x80\x9cAnd, when you look at Liverpool at the moment with their new signings, wow, you know, itâ\x80\x99s really going to be difficult for him to kind of back this up now, this trophy win because obviously heâ\x80\x99s been at the centre of everything, hasnâ\x80\x99t he.â\x80\x9d</p> <p>Thereâ\x80\x99s no denying that Elliott is an incredible talent, with Neil Mellor even calling him â\x80\x9cspecial.â\x80\x9d</p><p>The midfielder was Jurgen Kloppâ\x80\x99s star boy and has more often than not managed to perform to a fairly high standard when called upon.[BREAK]</p><p>However, as heâ\x80\x99s only 22 years old and still has the entirety of his career ahead of him, itâ\x80\x99s unfair for the Anfield outfit to keep him on the bench.[BREAK]</p><p>At the moment, though, itâ\x80\x99s anybodyâ\x80\x99s guess what Slotâ\x80\x99s team could look like, but for now, Elliott feels likely to be on his way out.</description>
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<title>Liverpool set asking price as star â\x80\x98considerâ\x80\x99 summer exit owing to one reason (Anfield Home)</title>
<link>https://anfieldhome.com/liverpool-set-asking-price-harvey-elliott/</link>
<description><p>Liverpool summer transfer window has already seen Jarell Quansah move on for a solid fee, and he might not be the only young talent heading for the exit.</p><p>Englandâ\x80\x99s Under-21 Championship success underlined the strength of Liverpoolâ\x80\x99s young talent.</p><p>Jarell Quansah, Tyler Morton and Harvey Elliott all played their part in retaining the title â\x80\x94 and now all three could be on the move this summer.</p><p>Fabrizio Romano confirmed yesterday that Quansahâ\x80\x99s medical with Bayer Leverkusen is complete, finalising his move away from Liverpool.</p><p>Reds will receive an initial £30 million plus £5 million in add-ons for the deal, which includes a buy-back clause starting from â\x82¬60 million and available from 2027.</p><p>Morton, meanwhile, is attracting interest from four clubs, with Braga and Ajax leading the chase ahead of Club Brugge and West Ham.</p><p>With Quansahâ\x80\x99s move now complete and Morton attracting strong interest, attention now turns to Elliott, who is next to make a big decision about his future.</p><p>ALSO READ: Premier League set to implement new rules from 2025/26 season</p><p>Harvey Elliott has just enjoyed a standout European Under-21 Championship â\x80\x94 five goals in six matches earned him the Player of the Tournament award.[BREAK]</p><p>He stepped up when it mattered the most, scoring in every knockout match, including the final against England.</p><p>According to David Ornstein, Liverpool have set an asking price above £40 million if any deal includes a buy-back clause, or more than £50 million without buy-back.[BREAK]</p><p>The transfer condition: Elliott wants to play consistently at the highest level and is open to moving abroad for Champions League football if needed.</p><p>The German side, RB Leipzig, would like to sign Harvey Elliott, but still have to make sales to balance their books.[BREAK](via Gregg Evans)</p><p>ALSO READ: Liverpool in â\x80\x98advanced talksâ\x80\x99 to make sixth summer signing</p></description>
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<title>Leipzig decision on Xavi Simons could trigger shock Liverpool move: Ornstein (Empire Of The Kop)</title>
<link>https://www.empireofthekop.com/2025/07/01/xavi-simons-harvey-elliott-david-ornstein/</link>
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<title>Revealed: Liverpool's asking price for Harvey Elliott as clubs battle for England U21 hero who looks set to leave Anfield in search of game time (Daily Mail)</title>
<link>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-14863899/Liverpool-Harvey-Elliott-England-U21-Anfield.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ito=1490&ns_campaign=1490</link>
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<title>Liverpool return dates set for Elliott and Morton after Anfield duoâ\x80\x99s England under-21 heroics (Empire Of The Kop)</title>
<link>https://www.empireofthekop.com/2025/07/01/elliott-morton-liverpool-return-dates-england-u21/</link>
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<title>Liverpool one step closer to Guehi deal (LFC Online)</title>
<link>https://www.lfconline.co.uk/news/tmnw/liverpool_one_step_closer_to_guehi_deal_987585/index.shtml</link>
<description><p>Liverpool and Crystal Palace have reportedly agreed a £47m fee for Marc Guehi.</p><p>The 24-year-old defender only has one year remaining on his contract and is apparently refusing to sign an extension at Selhurst Park.</p><p>With Jarell Quansah on his way to Bayer Leverkusen, the Reds are keen to replace him with what many believe is an upgrade.</p></description>
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