Harvey Elliott Next Club Odds: Newcastle Favoured as Liverpool Future in Doubt

Harvey Elliott is 6/4 to remain at Liverpool, but Newcastle head the betting market amid fears of reduced game time. We detail the latest next-club odds and transfer scenarios.
Harvey Elliott Next Club Odds: Newcastle Favoured as Liverpool Future in Doubt
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  • Elliott is 6/4 to remain at Liverpool, but Newcastle are 4/1 favourites if he departs.
  • Competition from Wirtz may push the midfielder out the door.
  • Leverkusen (6/1), Villa (7/1), and Wolves (10/1) round out the market.

Newcastle Emerge as Frontrunners Amid Elliottโ€™s Liverpool Uncertainty

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott looks set to reassess his future at Anfield after the acquisition of Florian Wirtz with UK Betting Sites now offering odds on his next move.

That arrival has likely jeopardised Elliottโ€™s already limited playing minutes with the 22-year-old making 28 appearances but only six starts last season, largely due to fierce competition.

Elliottโ€™s candid assessment - โ€œI donโ€™t really want to be wasting years of my careerโ€ - underlines his desire for regular football. 

As a result, the market has odds on potential destinations for the player with bet365's latest odds putting Newcastle as the favourite destination if he was to leave.

Staying at Liverpool though remains favourite in the betting odds with the market going 6/4 that he continues at Anfield next season.

Harvey Elliott Next ClubOddsProbability
Liverpool6/440.0%
Newcastle4/120.0%
Bayer Leverkusen6/114.3%
Aston Villa7/112.5%
Wolverhampton10/19.1%
What the expert says...
Elliottโ€™s concerns over game time are justified. Newcastle offer him a platform in an attacking midfield role and with Wirtz arriving at Liverpool, that exit could come quicker than many expect.

Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Newcastle in Pole Position

Newcastle United, backed by ambitious ownership and a strong Premier League presence, are now 4/1 favourites to sign Elliott. 

Their attractive project and desire to bolster midfield depth make them the logical destination if Elliott leaves as well as now being able to offer Champions League football too.

Meanwhile Bayer Leverkusen trail at 6/1, with the German side looking to fill the spot vacated by Wirtzโ€™s departure which could be a tempting prospect for Elliottโ€™s future ambition.

Where to Bet on Elliott's Summer Move

If you're interested in backing Harvey Elliottโ€™s next step, check out the best football betting sites

The free bets and summer specials at leading UK betting sites make it easy to get involved with Elliott's transfer odds now.


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