Man City are ‘ready to rival Liverpool and Real Madrid for £120m Jude Bellingham’
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Man City are ‘set to rival Jude Bellingham’s £120m Liverpool and Real Madrid’ as Pep Guardiola looks to revamp his midfield… and Dortmund expect the 19-year-old to ‘decide his future in the coming weeks’
- Bellingham have attracted the interest of the best clubs in Europe with their performances.
- He has a contract with Borussia Dortmund until 2025 but has held talks with the club
- Real Madrid ‘leads the race’ but Manchester City ready to rival them and Liverpool
- Dortmund reportedly expect Bellingham to decide the future in the coming weeks.
Manchester City are reportedly set to rival Liverpool and Real Madrid for 19-year-old midfield star Jude Bellingham.
Pep Guardiola is looking to revamp his midfield but City will base their level of investment on whether Ilkay Gundogan and Bernardo Silva stay at the club, according to ESPN.
If Man City face a midfield review, Bellingham, who is valued at £120m, is the man they want to commandeer the middle of the park.
Manchester City are reportedly set to rival Liverpool and Real Madrid for 19-year-old Jude Bellingham.
Pep Guardiola looks to renew his midfield in the summer, especially if Ilkay Gundogan and Bernardo Silva leave the Etihad
However, the 19-year-old remains Liverpool’s key target and both English clubs will have to battle against the might of Real Madrid, who are reportedly leading the race for his transfer.
Borussia Dortmund expects the valued midfielder to decide his future in the coming weeks, according to 90 minutes.
Bellingham, who was given three weeks off after the World Cup, traveled with the German team to Marbella for a winter training camp on Friday after crucial talks with the club, but has yet to decide where it will end up.
The teenage sensation, who shone for England in Qatar, has a contract with Dortmund until 2025, but the Germans are willing to let him go and will be paid a large fee to do so.
Bellingham joined the Dortmund squad in Marbella after crucial talks with the club about his future.
Bellingham was given three weeks off after his stellar performances for England at the World Cup.
AS claim that Real Madrid led the race to sign Bellingham with Dortmund placing him a minimum transfer fee of £88m, plus £35m in add-ons.
Real has already presented its interest with the relations between its president Florentino Pérez and the cordial executive director of Dortmund Hans-Joachim Watzke.
Bellingham was part of the England squad eliminated by France in the World Cup quarter-final on 10 December.
Dortmund are not in competitive action until their home game against Augsburg on January 22. They are in sixth place in the standings after 15 games, some nine points behind leaders Bayern Munich.
