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Topics: Football, Jude Bellingham, Manchester United, Liverpool, Transfers
Chris Byfield
Topics: Football, Jude Bellingham, Manchester United, Liverpool, Transfers
Manchester United target Jude Bellingham made his feelings known about a prospective move to Old Trafford in a throwback video.
The 19-year-old was one of the stars of the World Cup in Qatar, while his performances at Borussia Dortmund this term have seen him become one of the most sought-after stars in world football.
Europe’s elite clubs are all scrambling to secure the teenager’s signature. Premier League trio Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City are all interested while on the continent Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are also said to be keen.
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Meanwhile, the Manchester Evening News have claimed that United are prepared to re-enter the race for the midfielder, having first attempted to sign him in 2020.
Senior sources at Old Trafford view the England international as a player that could “create history” at United.
In a throwback video, Bellingham answered whether or not United was likely to be his next destination.
When asked by a fan if he was going to sign for United, the Bundesliga star seems to say: “No. Don't be silly!”
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In March 2020 Bellingham visited United’s Carrington training ground, just months before sealing a £25million move from Birmingham City to Dortmund.
He has since excelled at a rate of knots, to become one of the most all-rounded midfielders in world footballer. This term the 19-year-old has even captained Dortmund on several occasions and netted nine goals and provided three assists so far.
The World Cup saw Bellingham show off his incredible midfield talent on the world stage.
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He nodded in England’s opening goal of the tournament against Iran while during a last-16 match against Senegal the teenager became the youngest-ever player to be credited with an assist in a World Cup knock-out game.
The record-setting performance led England teammate Phil Foden to claim the 19-year-old was on a path to becoming the best midfielder in the world.
Foden added to ITV: "I don't want to big him up too much because he is still young, but he's one of the most gifted players I have ever seen."