Real Madrid 'Set' Jude Bellingham Price Tag After Already Picking 'Replacement'

Real Madrid have reportedly told a top Premier League club exactly what they would need to pay if they want to sign Jude Bellingham.

Nearly three years ago, Real Madrid completed the statement signing of England midfielder Bellingham, paying €103million (£88.5m) for the 19-year-old, in addition to potential add-ons that could take the total to €133.9m euros (£115m).

The star player signed a six-year deal with the Spanish giants, keeping him at the Bernabeu until June 2029.

Ahead of the deal being completed, Bellingham was strongly linked with several Premier League clubs, with various rumours suggesting that he was destined to move to Liverpool.

However, three years later there's another Premier League club reportedly interested in signing the England star, and Real Madrid have named the price they'd be willing to accept.

Real Madrid are considering selling Jude Bellingham. (Image: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is said to be a huge supporter of Bellingham and sees him as a key figure in the club's future.

However, according to a report from SportsBoom, Real Madrid would still entertain selling the midfielder, but only if it meant that they could finally secure long-term target Enzo Fernandez.

The report claims that Chelsea owners BlueCo are hoping to secure the signing of Bellingham ahead of the 2026-27 season beginning in late August.

Therefore, this presents both clubs with the opportunity to agree a deal involving both players, with an offer from Chelsea involving Fernandez said to be one that would seriously test the resolve of Perez and other Real Madrid officials.

It is not yet known if a swap deal would be entertained, but it is claimed that Real Madrid would demand a fee in excess of £120m should he ever leave Madrid.

Meanwhile Fernandez would also demand a sizeable fee after Chelsea paid £106m to sign the Argentina international from Benfica the end of the January transfer window in 2023, signing a contract until 2031.

Real Madrid would reportedly only consider selling Bellingham if it allowed them to sign Enzo Fernandez. (Image: Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via Getty Images)

But, should either Real Madrid or Chelsea decide to progress with a potential deal for Fernandez or Bellingham, it remains to be seen if either player would be open to the move.

Both men appear to be settled in their respective teams and have become a key part of the club's success in recent years.

That being said, a move to the Premier League would no doubt be tempting for Bellingham, while joining the most successful club in Europe would of course be appealing to Fernandez.