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Christian Falk of SportBILD describes Liverpool’s prospective move for Jude Bellingham as “very, very close.”
According to SportBILD’s head of football Christian Falk, Jude Bellingham‘s potential transfer to Liverpool is “very, very close.”
In his native Germany, the dependable journalist specializes in football news, and he provided information on Liverpool’s approach for the England player to the Anfield Wrap on Wednesday.
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Jurgen Klopp’s admiration for the 19-year-old is well known, but the Reds will face competition from Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain for his signature.
On Wednesday morning, Falk teased Liverpool fans with the following tweet: “Liverpool are favourites to sign Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund next summer.” The negotiations are further along than with Real Madrid. The Bellingham family prefers the move to Liverpool.”
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“Haaland left us to go to the Premier League, so all eyes now are on Bellingham and Musiala, who is playing for Bayern Munich and not for England, I like to mention that!” Falk stated on the Anfield Wrap podcast on Wednesday.
“We’re going to lose Bellingham like Haaland next summer, it’s getting closer and closer. You heard the news today, you will have heard that Bellingham and Liverpool are very, very close. There have been many, many talks. His father Mark, mother Denise and agent Mark Bennett are really focused on Liverpool.”
Dortmund are said to be happy to let the Englishman leave in the summer for a fee worth between £85 million and £130 million.
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