Liverpool news as Alisson set for transfer talks and Harvey Elliott sent warning
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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesLiverpool FCLiverpool can clinch Champions League qualification this week by beating Aston Villa, as talk of a summer overhaul grows with Alisson linked to Juventus and Harvey Elliott facing an uncertain Anfield futureAlisson has struggled with injuries this season(Image: Getty Images)Liverpool has the opportunity to secure Champions League qualification this week, after which focus will swiftly shift to the summer transfer window.Three points against Aston Villa would guarantee a top-five finish for the Reds, but anything less could leave the door ajar for the clubs snapping at their heels. Regardless of what unfolds regarding manager Arne Slot — with considerable speculation surrounding the Dutchman's future — Liverpool may well feel compelled to strengthen its squad over the summer.Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson are set to depart, and they may not be the only high-profile exits.
Juve goalkeeper Di Gregorio, 28, has featured in 29 of his side's 36 league matches this season.Alisson could leave Liverpool this summer(Image: Getty Images)He is reportedly eager to secure an uncontested first-choice berth at his next club — whether that remains at his current home or elsewhere — and the Bianconeri's pursuit of Alisson would render the former unlikely.The same sources indicate he may not be guaranteed that role at Liverpool either, with Giorgi Mamardashvili widely expected to take the No. 1 jersey should Alisson depart.A further possibility for Di Gregorio could be a switch to Tottenham, providing the London outfit steers clear of relegation, with Guglielmo Vicario being linked with a return to Serie A.Elliott sent warningHarvey Elliott is amongst the Liverpool squad whose fate could depend on whether manager Slot remains or departs.According to former Reds midfielder Danny Murphy, the 23-year-old must brace himself for a move away should the Dutchman continue at the helm next season.Elliott has spent the campaign on loan at Aston Villa, yet has struggled to make an impression under Unai Emery.
It's my understanding that it's not down to him."He added: "The reality is he's a super player. He's very creative, brave on the ball.