Liverpool loanee Harvey Elliott's future at Aston Villa has been in doubt since Villa boss Unai Emery decided he did not want to make his move from Anfield permanent, but he is now expected to remain at Villa Park at least until the end of the season. "The way I see it is that Villa don't want him, to be brutally honest," former Birmingham and Walsall midfielder Martin O'Connor told BBC Radio WM. "Obviously Villa are doing really well this season, I don't think Liverpool really fancy him because they've loaned him out, so he's in that precarious position where neither side really wants him."
Liverpool loanee Harvey Elliott's future at Aston Villa has been in doubt since Villa boss Unai Emery decided he did not want to make his move from Anfield permanent, but he is now expected to remain at Villa Park at least until the end of the season.
Elliott is now three appearances away from triggering a transfer worth £35m after initially joining on loan in the summer.
"The way I see it is that Villa don't want him, to be brutally honest," former Birmingham and Walsall midfielder Martin O'Connor told BBC Radio WM.
"With the terms of the deal, I don't think they fancy him or else he would have been in the team by now.
"Obviously Villa are doing really well this season, I don't think Liverpool really fancy him because they've loaned him out, so he's in that precarious position where neither side really wants him."
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