Echo: Kansai transfers to Leverkusen only after the end of the youth league, Elliott & Morton may leave

June 25 The Liverpool Echo reported that the transfer of Liverpool central defender Kanssa to Leverkusen is expected to be officially completed until the end of the European Youth Championship.

It is reported that Kanssa is not in a hurry to complete the transfer to join Leverkusen. He is about to transfer to the Bundesliga at the initial price of 30 million pounds and up to 5 million pounds for additional terms. His contract terms also include repurchase terms. The deal was reached after negotiations between the two clubs throughout the summer, during which Liverpool signed Flynnon and Wilz.

22-year-old Kanssa will become the new champion of Leverkusen's team history, and he was designated by the new coach Ten Hach as the replacement for the German international. However, Kanssa is still participating in the European Youth Championship with England U21, and his two Liverpool teammates Elliott and Morton also participated. So far, Kanssa has started every game for England's U21 team, and the Three Lions are striving to score a place in the finals.

If the English youth team beat the Dutch youth team, Kanssa would have to wait longer to complete the transfer, as his transfer would have to wait until he finished the European Youth Championship.

Eliot and Morton may also transfer and leave this summer, both on the edge of Slot's squad last season. Unlike Kanssa, they currently have no clear transfer plan. But both have attracted interest from other teams, and their future at Liverpool will become clearer in the weeks after the Europa League.

Eliott has admitted more than once that he may have to leave the Reds he supports this summer, and he has been weighing his future, and Morton is also ready to leave after being denied a loan last year.