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Harvey Elliott told Premier League club that would be perfect fit amid Liverpool future doubts
Harvey Elliott has been told he is the ‘ideal’ replacement for James Maddison at Tottenham. The Spurs midfielder faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after he was stretchered off against Newcastle on Sunday. Elliott has been told Spurs would be a perfect fit for him if he leaves LiverpoolGetty The midfielder is a transfer target following Maddison’s knee serious injuryGetty Although the severity of the knee injury he suffered has not been confirmed, manager Thomas Frank admitted it was ‘bad’ after the match. Maddison’s expected absence has reignited the club’s interest in Elliott. Spurs have internally discussed a potential move for the 22-year-old throughout the current window. West Ham also previously held talks with the Reds earlier this summer but were put off by their £40million asking price. Meanwhile, Frank’s side have shown their spending ambition having been prepared to pay £60million for Morgan Gibbs-White before the deal collapsed. Spurs’ interest in Elliott has now been given the seal of approval by former loanee Alan Pardew. Asked if the north London club feels like a good fit, the talkSPORT co-host told Breakfast: “It does for me. With (James) Maddison, well, fingers crossed it’s not a very serious injury. “But obviously he’s injured in the short term. I think he would be absolutely ideal to take that role.” Jeff Stelling added: “I think he’s a terrific player. And obviously he’s on the periphery at Anfield. “He deserves more Premier League time. From my perspective, he’s used to life in London because he used to be at Fulham. Pardew believes Elliott is ‘ideal’ to take on Maddison’s role in the Spurs midfieldGetty The 22-year-old has been valued at £40million by Liverpool this summerGetty “So I think it would be a great shout. Maybe people will look at Harvey Elliott and say, ‘oh, he’s not really a Spurs type player’. “But we don’t know what Spurs are going to look like during the coming season because they’ve got a new man in charge.” Why should Elliott join Spurs? Pardew also cited Frank’s previous work at Brentford, concluding: “I think if I was Harvey Elliott and I was his agent or in his team, I think Spurs is an absolutely perfect fit. “The manager has been brilliant with young players at Brentford. So he has a great track record with that.” Elliott has two years left on his deal at Anfield having joined the club from Fulham aged 15 in 2018. He progressed through the Cottagers’ academy after initially starting his career at London rivals Queens Park Rangers. Although he has already made 92 Premier League appearances for the Reds, he was limited to just 18 last term. Arne Slot has since signed Florian Wirtz to add to the competition for places in his midfield ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Harvey Elliott has been told he is the ‘ideal’ replacement for James Maddison at Tottenham.
The Spurs midfielder faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after he was stretchered off against Newcastle on Sunday.
Although the severity of the knee injury he suffered has not been confirmed, manager Thomas Frank admitted it was ‘bad’ after the match.
Maddison’s expected absence has reignited the club’s interest in Elliott.
Spurs have internally discussed a potential move for the 22-year-old throughout the current window.
West Ham also previously held talks with the Reds earlier this summer but were put off by their £40million asking price.
Meanwhile, Frank’s side have shown their spending ambition having been prepared to pay £60million for Morgan Gibbs-White before the deal collapsed.
Spurs’ interest in Elliott has now been given the seal of approval by former loanee Alan Pardew.
Asked if the north London club feels like a good fit, the talkSPORT co-host told Breakfast: “It does for me. With (James) Maddison, well, fingers crossed it’s not a very serious injury.
“But obviously he’s injured in the short term. I think he would be absolutely ideal to take that role.”
Jeff Stelling added: “I think he’s a terrific player. And obviously he’s on the periphery at Anfield.
“He deserves more Premier League time. From my perspective, he’s used to life in London because he used to be at Fulham.
“So I think it would be a great shout. Maybe people will look at Harvey Elliott and say, ‘oh, he’s not really a Spurs type player’.
“But we don’t know what Spurs are going to look like during the coming season because they’ve got a new man in charge.”
Why should Elliott join Spurs?
Pardew also cited Frank’s previous work at Brentford, concluding: “I think if I was Harvey Elliott and I was his agent or in his team, I think Spurs is an absolutely perfect fit.
“The manager has been brilliant with young players at Brentford. So he has a great track record with that.”
Elliott has two years left on his deal at Anfield having joined the club from Fulham aged 15 in 2018.
He progressed through the Cottagers’ academy after initially starting his career at London rivals Queens Park Rangers.
Although he has already made 92 Premier League appearances for the Reds, he was limited to just 18 last term.
Arne Slot has since signed Florian Wirtz to add to the competition for places in his midfield ahead of the upcoming campaign.
