Henderson, who failed Klopp, convinces Bellingham to join Liverpool

More than just a stage and showcase for many footballers, the World Cup in Qatar is also the perfect place to close deals, and not necessarily a manager and player have to be the main players, but on several occasions, it is the players themselves who manage to convince their team-mates to move on. Because there is nothing better than representing your country, alongside your teammate - and friend.

Throughout the history of World Cups, there have been passes that have been cooked up in the national team's training camp. Today one of them could take place in the interiors of the "Three Lions", when our captain Jordan Henderson makes the necessary steps to convince Jude Bellingham to leave Dortmund once and for all, and sign for the most important club on the island, Liverpool.

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In recent months the gap between the only two bidders for Bellingham, Real Madrid and Liverpool, had been closing, with reports from Spain claiming that the European champions would prepare an offer after the conclusion of the World Cup, but today those reports reveal that Ancelotti's side are not prepared to meet the £130m fee supposedly set by Dortmund, leaving Klopp's Liverpool free to negotiate with the Bundesliga outfit.

Klopp wants Jude in his ranks next January, including Henderson who, like Trent Alexander-Arnold, is on international duty with Southgate's national team. The 19-year-old Bellingham will be playing in his first World Cup, following his tremendous professional growth in the last year, where he already boasts a domestic title; the 2020-2021 DFB Pokal, where he was a key factor in BVB's win over RB Leipzing.

<strong>Hendo will convince Bellingham</strong>

At 32 years of age, Henderson is a player who inspires respect and admiration in the national team, he is even an idol for Jude, who in different interviews has referred to the captain of the Red's as a great player, this could be the key that leads the Birmingham City youth player to change of scenery and return home, where he would finally debut in the Premier League after a season of darkness in the English promotion with "The Blues".