Midfielder drops MASSIVE Liverpool transfer hint

Liverpool have got decisions to make over several of their fringe players heading into the new season. The likes of Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott are looking over their shoulders as the club set about clawing some money back in sales.

The Reds have spent over £260m so far this summer - on Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez, Jeremie Frimpong and Giorgi Mamardashvili - and there could be even more to come.

Diogo Jota: Thank you

Alexander Isak remains the club’s transfer focus - and we could also see a centre-back arrive amid plenty of uncertainty in the position.

READ MORE: Diogo Jota's legacy is bigger than any of us realised

It means sales are inevitable. Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez should command the biggest fees with €75m coming Liverpool’s way from Bayern Munich and Nunez attracting attention from Saudi Arabia.

Frustrating season for Tyler Morton

The aforementioned Chiesa and Elliott should also help finance the summer business and sporting director Richard Hughes could ALSO cash in on Tyler Morton.

The 22-year-old has enjoyed a great summer thus far - winning the UEFA Euro under-21 title alongside Elliott - and has been taken on tour with the first team to Asia.

Last season was a frustrating one for the homegrown midfielder, who was expected to make the breakthrough following a successful loan spell at Hull City in 2023/24.

Liverpool declined bids from the Bundesliga as well as the Championship for Morton but he found game time at a premium under Arne Slot.

LFC want £15m for Morton

Morton did not feature at all in the Premier League - making sporadic appearances in other competitions - and faced significant injury disruption during the second half of the season.

Given his lack of action it has been reasoned that Morton could be up for sale this summer. Liverpool are hopeful of making around £15m on Morton, who is out of contract in 2026.

West Ham are among the teams linked with his signature and the player admits that gaining minutes is the FOREMOST priority he has got ahead of the new season.

"Simple as that" says Morton

“I'm looking for game time, simple as that really,” he told The Redmen TV.

“Last season was tough for game time for myself. It was a big learning year for myself. So, I learned a lot last year off players, manager, and stuff, but now I'm ready to play.”

READ MORE: How the gamer celebration became the world's way to honour Diogo Jota

Given Liverpool have got Ryan Gravenberch, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones and Wataru Endo ahead of Morton in the current midfield pecking order, it can be deduced that Morton isn’t against the idea of a move away.

Liverpool need some income in order to move forward on other deals - and Morton could be one of the players to make way.

👉🏻 Liverpool learn MIND-BLOWING cost of completing Alexander Isak deal 🔗

👉🏻 £100m-rated forward wants to JOIN Liverpool 🔗

👉🏻 Liverpool hint at Hugo Ekitike's future Liverpool number 🔗

👉🏻 Liverpool defender set to agree new contract 🔗