Bellingham's statement excites Liverpool suppoters

It will be a real long-distance race for Jude Bellingham's suitors next summer. The 19-year-old English midfielder has been valued at 100 million euros by his Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund. What started as mere rumours are now a complete reality regarding his interest from several of the best clubs in Europe, because even though he calmly says that today he only owes it to the German club, in his head at times the possibility of leaving for another institution is already going around.

Among the clubs interested in the British youngster are the names of Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool, the latter being the most insistent and interested in the midfielder, as Jurgen Klopp sees in Bellingham the ideal reinforcement in midfield for the imminent generational replacement of his group in a very short time, being the Borussia player that new blood that every club needs at the time.

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Both Jordan Henderson and James Milner are already old hands at a Reds that need new blood, but even if Bellingham can make the move to the English Premier League with the Reds, his adaptation will have to be swift and precise, with the experienced men coming to his rescue to set the career of what many see as the new star of the European midfield on the right track.

British media reports claim that Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are currently leading the race for the services of a midfielder whose departure from the Bundesliga will not be less than 80 million euros. Borussia Dortmund are preparing for a historic auction, where there will be no release clause up front and where the other clubs will have to play their cards right if they do not want to see the midfielder taken away from Anfield.

Bellingham to Liverpool?

Given the recent failed signings and some emergency signings made by Liverpool during the summer transfer window, Jude Bellingham's player wants to go perfectly and that for nothing in the world another club ends up stealing him, as was the case with Aurélien Tchouaméni who went to Real Madrid. At the moment the price does not seem to be an impediment for the Reds, as within their portfolio there is a limit of around 100 million euros, an amount for which players like Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo would be offered to the Reds.