Liverpool star Harvey Elliott attempting to seal thrilling signing for Jurgen Klopp

Harvey Elliott is seemingly attempting to tempt his England under-21 teammate Levi Colwill into becoming a member of Liverpool this summer time. The 20-year-old defender’s future stays unsure at Chelsea as he appears to debate his subsequent steps with new boss Mauricio Pochettino within the coming weeks.

Elliott and Colwill have each performed key elements in England’s stellar European Under-21 Championship marketing campaign and are prone to begin within the last in opposition to Spain on Saturday. Ahead of the massive sport, Colwill uploaded an image to his Instagram of him lining up for the Young Lions with the caption: “One last push! Onto the final.”

As Reds followers begged Colwill to hitch Liverpool within the remark part under, Elliott chimed in with a remark which has since been deleted. It learn: “Let’s have a chat,” accompanied by a laughing emoji.

The cheeky comment comes at a time where there is rampant speculation as as to whether Colwill can be leaving Stamford Bridge this summer time. Liverpool stay focused on buying the younger star’s companies although the Blues don’t need to promote and are carefully monitoring his scenario along with his boyhood membership.

The Reds are in want of a brand new centre-back to bolster their line of defense and have been linked to Wolfsburg’s Micky van de Ven and Sporting Lisbon’s Goncalo Inacio. But it’s understood that Jurgen Klopp would like to convey Colwill to Merseyside.

However, Pochettino is known to be eager to maintain maintain of academy graduate Colwill. The Blues supervisor is about to carry face-to-face talks with him as soon as the he returns from the Euros and desires to pin him down on a brand new long-term deal.

When requested about switch hypothesis surrounding him, Colwill mentioned: “I’m not someone to predict the future. I take it day by day, but it’s been an amazing journey.‌ Who knows, we’ll see what happens in the summer.”

Colwill impressed massively throughout his mortgage spell at Brighton final season. So a lot so, that Gareth Southgate invited him to coach with the England senior workforce forward of the Under-21 Euros.  “Going up and training with them is one thing, but I’ve got to keep up my performances next season,” he added.

“I need to play. I need to do well. There are so many things that come into you going back there. I don’t think it’s a case of, ‘I’m close now, I might go up on the next camp’.”