The picture that has Liverpool fans excited about Bellingham's signing

In the midst of England training camp, rookie is trying to persuade Liverpool to sign for him

25/09/2022, 09:22 PM +00:00

September's FIFA World Cup is proving to be an exciting time for Liverpool netizens, who were thrilled by an image posted on Twitter by the England squad featuring Reds stars Jordan Henderson and Trent Alexander-Arnold alongside Borussia Dortmund's youth sensation Jude Bellingham.

Multiple reports surrounding the 19-year-old midfielder have placed Bellingham on the radar of clubs such as Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester City and of course Liverpool FC, where fans have gone wild with the rumour that the Red's would put up a hefty fee for him, knowing that Bellingham is liked by manager Jürgen Klopp, who had a glorious past with BVB before taking charge at Anfield.

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It's well known that Bellingham's early call-ups have been sheltered by the likes of captains Harry Kane and Harry Maguire, but Jude Bellingham has built up a strong friendship with Jordan Henderson who through his experience has given the 2020-2021 DFB-Pokal winner advice, coupled with the on-field combination of Alexander-Arnold, whom Bellingham admires greatly.

Jude Bellingham's numbers are fantastic for the start of the season, where he has played 90 minutes in all seven Bundesliga games played, plus two UEFA Champions League starts, where he has scored back-to-back goals, with Copenhagen and Manchester City his victims in goal. He has also scored against 1860 Munich in the 1/32 German Cup Final.

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Jude Bellingham is currently on international duty with England, where he recently played the entire game in their narrow defeat to Italy in UEFA Nations League Group 3. For Bellingham and the English, his team will be relegated to League B after a poor tournament in what pundits called the "Group of Death", where Hungary surprisingly won out over Germany and Italy.