Bellingham has made up his mind, Liverpool get world's best signing, will arrive after World Cup

Jude Bellingham will have a meeting after the World Cup in Qatar with Borussia Dortmund CEO Watzke. According to Watzke: "After the World Cup we will have a discussion to see what he really wants. Furthermore, the German CEO adds that, should big clubs be interested in acquiring the services of Jude Bellingham, Borussia Dortmund have nothing to do financially.

Among the clubs involved are mainly two: Real Madrid and Liverpool FC. The Reds' move has caused Madrid's side to 'come apart at the seams' and doubt whether they really are the favourites to sign Jude Bellingham. Jurgen Klopp knows him inside out and is the English club's main weapon to bring the Briton to Liverpool. For their part, Real Madrid will try until the end.

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As Borussia Dortmund's CEO has assured, in case these clubs are officially interested, the Germans will have nothing to do in economic terms. Therefore, a monetary fight between Liverpool and Real Madrid is approaching. However, the Real Madrid management have confirmed that they will not make an exorbitant offer for Jude Bellingham, nor will they go all out for him.

It is expected that Madrid will enter the bidding, as is logical, but in the event that Liverpool reach the 100 million that Dortmund are asking for, Madrid will get off the boat in the race for the Englishman. Liverpool are very clear that they want to sign Jude Bellingham as soon as possible as Jurgen Klopp considers him one of the best signings they could make in the coming markets. The 19-year-old English midfielder is ready to make the leap in his career, as his time at Borussia Dortmund has helped him become one of the most promising players in the world of football.
 

Liverpool will offer 100 million

According to 'FourFourTwo', the Anfield side are completely convinced of signing Jude Bellingham and for this reason they have decided to make an offer to Borussia Dortmund of around 87 million pounds, that is, around 100 million euros at the exchange rate. The amount they are offering at the moment is still below the Germans' financial expectations as they would not let him go for less than 150 kilos, however, the Reds are making it clear that they are willing to bid for the young English player and they are setting a starting price of 100 million euros, which other clubs will have to pay to try to beat.