Leeds United will attempt to sign 23-year-old English playmaker Harvey Elliott from Liverpool in the January transfer window.

Leeds United are planning to pursue Liverpool playmaker Harvey Elliott during the January transfer window. Valencia are reportedly preparing to cut short Elliott's season-long loan deal after the 23-year-old managed only 152 minutes across six appearances. Liverpool reportedly prefer to cash in on Elliott via a permanent sale to a Premier League rival rather than arranging another temporary loan exit.
Elliott has struggled for regular playing time in recent seasons, including a difficult previous loan at Aston Villa under Unai Emery. With Javier Aguirre replacing Carlos Corberan at Valencia, Elliott remains outside the manager's primary plans. Leeds retain strong interest after monitoring him over the summer and seek to bolster their attacking midfield options.
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