Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham reportedly desires a switch to Actual Madrid subsequent summer season, regardless of additionally being linked with numerous Premier League golf equipment.
Bellingham is without doubt one of the most enjoyable younger abilities in world soccer proper now, and it is sensible that there’s prone to be a protracted listing of golf equipment in each England and Europe chasing him within the close to future.
In keeping with The Athletic, the 19-year-old might have the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester Metropolis and Chelsea to select from subsequent summer season, when he might price over £130million.
Nonetheless, it might be that he’d desire a transfer to Actual Madrid, in line with Marca, citing journalist Jose Alvarez Haya, talking on the El Chiringuito present.
Bellingham began his profession at Birmingham Metropolis, however it might be that he’s in no explicit hurry to return to English soccer after doing so effectively in his time in Germany.
May Spain be subsequent for him? It appears the England worldwide would like to hitch Los Blancos over the likes of Liverpool and Man Utd, if Marca’s report is something to go by.
This may very well be an enormous blow for LFC as they actually look in want of a high class younger midfield participant to come back in as quickly as attainable.
United would additionally absolutely profit from that calibre of participant coming in in what has been an issue place for a while, with new supervisor Erik ten Hag certain to be given more cash to spend after a busy summer season this yr.
Nonetheless, Bellingham may additionally really feel {that a} transfer to Madrid would give him extra alternatives to win main silverware, with Carlo Ancelotti’s aspect triumphing in each La Liga and the Champions League final season.
Against this, Liverpool solely received each home cups, and now appear to be going backwards, whereas United stay in one thing of a transitional part, and don’t at present look a certainty for Champions League soccer subsequent yr.
