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BVB and Liverpool FC probably want to go to the pain threshold

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BVB and Liverpool FC probably want to go to the pain threshold

BVB definitely wants to keep midfield jewel Jude Bellingham, whose contract runs until 2025. That’s what you’re after sports picture even willing to break their own salary structure and pay him up to 15 million a year.

The Englishman currently collects around six million a year. In Dortmund itself, the chances of Bellingham not moving in the summer are considered low. In the event of a departure, however, BVB is calling for a fee of 150 million euros.

The 19-year-old is on the cards at numerous top clubs in Europe sports picture names four teams with serious interest. Liverpool FC and Jürgen Klopp really want Bellingham: Klopp and owner Mike Gordon would have agreed to try everything for Bellingham, but there is “only” talk of a fee of 100 million euros. At Manchester City, Bellingham could replace Ilkay Gundogan, whose contract is expiring.

Real Madrid have been courting Bellingham “for months” and the fee would not be a problem for the royals. Two Real scouts were in the stadium in the 4-1 win over FC Sevilla. However, a transfer here also depends on the future of Luka Modric and Toni Kroos. Bellingham is also traded at Chelsea with new owner Todd Boehly. He wants to set an example in the summer and has contacts with the player’s closest environment.

City coach Pep Guardiola recently raved about Bellingham as part of the direct clash in the Champions League: “It’s not just about the quality, it’s also about how he screams and leads the team or goes to the referee. This boy is something Special in terms of mentality.” The overall package” is “impressive”. The player also tends to move to the island, and in general a departure from BVB is considered “almost certain”.

Most recently, BVB Managing Director Hans-Joachim Watzke explained Prime videothat he doesn’t know if “he wants to go”. They will “talk to each other” about Bellingham’s plans. “So far that hasn’t happened. It’s not like we want to sell him.”

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