Harvey Elliott is on the brink of a loan move away from Liverpool after reaching personal terms with Valencia. The news was confirmed by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who announced on social media that the 23-year-old midfielder has successfully negotiated terms with the La Liga side following fruitful discussions.

Currently, direct negotiations between Liverpool and Valencia are underway to finalize the loan deal before the transfer deadline. Romano provided an update on X, stating:

"Harvey Elliott has agreed personal terms with Valencia following positive talks today. Negotiations underway with Liverpool to get the deal done on club side."

In addition to Valencia, Elliott has garnered interest from Serie A teams Napoli and Lazio. With manager Andoni Iraola leaving Elliott out of Liverpool’s opening matchday squad against Newcastle United, the Reds are open to facilitating the move as discussions continue.

Elliott's potential transfer to Valencia comes after a challenging loan spell at Aston Villa during the 2025/26 season. His time at Villa Park was marred by limited playing opportunities, as the club aimed to avoid triggering a £35 million purchase clause that was tied to his appearances.

The midfielder only made four senior appearances before returning to Liverpool, struggling to find his place in Unai Emery’s squad amid competition from players like Florian Wirtz and Dominik Szoboszlai. A loan to Valencia now offers Elliott a crucial chance to revitalize his career and regain his form.