Jarell Quansah dedicated a message to Harvey Elliott on social media, despite uncertainty surrounding both of their futures at Liverpool.
The Reds have already made headlines in the summer transfer window, as Liverpool broke their club record to sign Florian Wirtz, while also bringing in Milos Kerkez and Jeremie Frimpong.
But there have also been significant departures from Anfield, with Trent Alexander-Arnoldcompleting a high-profile move to Real Madrid.
More exits are expected as Arne Slot continues to shape his squad, aiming to build on last season’s Premier League title success in his debut campaign.
Quansah is among those expected to leave Liverpool, with the young defender closing in on a move to Bayer Leverkusen.
Despite the speculation, Quansah’s current focus appears to be on international duty, as he continues to represent England alongside Elliott, who is also facing an uncertain future at Liverpool.
Jarell Quansah and Harvey Elliott celebrate as England reach Euro U21 final
While club football for Liverpool is on pause, some of their players are on international duty as England secured their place in the Euro U21 final with a hard-fought victory over the Netherlands.
Elliott stole the show with two goals for Englandin a standout performance, helping Lee Carsley’s side set up a showdown with Germany for the trophy.
After the final whistle, Quansah shared a video on Instagram, showing him spraying water and celebrating with Elliott, who was soaking up the atmosphere with the fans. He captioned the post: “My brother.”
Both Liverpool stars have been ever-present for England throughout the tournament and will now look to finish the job when they face Germany on 28 June.
Harvey Elliott edging closer to Brighton move
While Quansah looks set to complete a move to Bayer Leverkusen in the coming days, Elliott could also be on the way out of Anfield, despite his current focus being on the Euros.
Football Insider revealed that Brighton are pushing to sign Elliott, with Liverpool expected to demand around £40 million for his services.
Elliott is believed to be frustrated at Liverpool, due to his limited game time last season, having started just two Premier League matches and making 18 appearances in total. With regular football a priority, a move away is now looking increasingly likely.
If both Quansah and Elliott leave this summer, the Reds are expected to be active in the market to bring in replacements, but no deals have been finalised yet.
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