Wolves on verge of surprise £50m deal for Liverpool title hero

Liverpool are expected to spend big in the summer transfer window, but Richard Hughes is also focused on selling several fringe stars in the coming months. The Reds are now set to face an approach from Wolves for one of their title heroes.

The Liverpool sporting director is under pressure to back Arne Slot properly after the Dutchman delivered the Premier League title in his first season at Anfield.

The Reds have a big budget for the next window, but the club are keen to stretch their spending power by raising funds from the market through several player sales.

Liverpool players are in demand after they won the Premier League, and Wolves are among the clubs who are keen to do business with the Merseyside giants this summer.

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Wolves want a title hero from Anfield

Liverpool have not decided whether to sell Harvey Elliott this summer, and will react on the basis of the offers they receive for him in the coming months.

Elliott has made it clear that he is not against leaving Liverpool for the good of his career after not getting enough opportunities under Slot this season.

He has a market in the Premier League, and according to GiveMeSport, Wolves are interested in getting their hands on the attacking midfielder this summer.

Wolves are looking for a replacement for Manchester United-bound Matheus Cunha and have identified the Liverpool star as their top target.

Liverpool are likely to sell him if they receive offers in the region of £50m, and that asking price is expected to be a problem for Wolves.

However, they believe they can cobble together the funds through player sales and are keen to secure a deal for the signature of Elliott this summer.

Newcastle United also have their eyes on Elliott ahead of the next window.

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