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‘What I know’ – Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims £49k-a-week star is Liverpool’s top transfer target
‘What I know’ – Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims £49k-a-week star is Liverpool’s top transfer target
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Liverpool’s ‘priority’ in the transfer market is Borussia Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham and claimed that some clubs have already made contact about signing the sensation.
Bellingham, who is only 19 years old, has a frighteningly promising football future, and the Reds are apparently leading the competition to recruit him.
However, after a report from Spain in the middle of the week, Real Madrid has become a contender.
The £49,000-per-week midfielder for Borussia Dortmund is rumored to be a Liverpool fan [The Mirror], which may influence his decision to play at Anfield.
The £49,000-per-week midfielder for Borussia Dortmund is rumored to be a Liverpool fan [The Mirror], which may influence his decision to play at Anfield.
And according to Romano, Merseyside residents are huge fans of the former Birmingham City prodigy, giving him first priority in 2023.
He told Caught Offside: “To start with, Liverpool will be there – they want Bellingham, they also wanted Aurelien Tchouameni earlier this year.
“Now a priority for Liverpool is to sign a top midfielder, and they saved money this summer because they signed Arthur Melo on loan. Bellingham is now their priority.
“What I know for sure is that all the top European clubs will be there for Bellingham – some have started contacts, others are still waiting to join the race.”
This Romano news should really worry Liverpool, to be honest.
Jurgen Klopp and FSG must put on their skates right now if they aren’t already in touch with the Bundesliga team about signing him.
Bellingham is a generational talent, as has already mentioned. Being 19 and controlling big games like he is, having scored against Manchester City in the Champions League earlier this month, is a rare thing and he’ll be quickly signed.
If Liverpool doesn’t keep their finger on the pulse in this area, they will live to regret it.