Liverpool will pay Fulham up to £4.3m for Harvey Elliott after tribunal

A number of Liverpool fans have been reacting to the news that the Reds will have to pay Fulham up to £4.3million for the services of Harvey Elliott, following the decision of a tribunal.

The young forward completed a move to Anfield from Craven Cottage back in 2019, arriving at the age of just 16.

Elliott managed nine appearances in his first season at Liverpool, having supported them as a child.

Jurgen Klopp felt a loan move away in 2020/21 would benefit his development, however, so the teenager sealed a switch to Blackburn Rovers in October.

Elliott has shone at Ewood Park to date, scoring four goals and registering eights assists, catching the eye with his natural ability.

On Wednesday night, it was confirmed by the Times‘ Paul Joyce on Twitter that Liverpool will have to Fulham £1.2million initially, then £500,000 when the attacker signs two professional contracts.

Further payments will then be based on first-team appearances, taking the total fee up to a potential £4.3million, while the Cottagers will also have a 20 percent sell-on clause.

These Liverpool fans provided their thoughts on the deal on Twitter, with many saying it was good business.

https://twitter.com/ajlfcani/status/1359629224219410433?s=20

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