“Bellingham’s story is one where you have to venture back down the years to look at the clear career plan in place for this player. I heard, when he was 15 there was a European tour for him; his father, Mark; and his agent, Mark Bennett (more of a friend of the family who’s helping – his father is in the driving seat).
“They went to Munich, Amsterdam, Turin, Paris, Madrid, Chelsea and also they were at United.
“There were talks in 2020 between Michael Zorc, who was in Birmingham, in which the family told Dortmund what they wanted: a career plan, playing time and a clear vision for his future. This plan for the future could be important in the next deal because he’s still very young.
“The next step should be the Premier League because he can always go to Real Madrid in five or six years, he’s got a lot of time. Jurgen Klopp remains the hope of Liverpool, he’s been convincing in terms of his plans for the player but Dortmund, of course, want a lot of money. If they don’t bring the money to the table then Real Madrid will be in the driver’s seat.
“Bellingham would like to play for Liverpool. His father, who is the main character in this potential deal, is also convinced of that but Dortmund has to get the money for this deal.”
kazza » Sat Jan 14, 2023 7:37 am wrote:I guess that is why we need to get him to commit now and get the deal done before summer. At the end of the day the risk will be on Liverpool due to any injury he may suffer this season. Still….. we need at least another top midfielder. Judging by Klopp’s reaction in the press conference, we are not flush with cash.
woof woof ! » Sat Jan 14, 2023 4:09 pm wrote:kazza » Sat Jan 14, 2023 7:37 am wrote:I guess that is why we need to get him to commit now and get the deal done before summer. At the end of the day the risk will be on Liverpool due to any injury he may suffer this season. Still….. we need at least another top midfielder. Judging by Klopp’s reaction in the press conference, we are not flush with cash.
Our performances this season will have a major impact on players mindset when they consider an offer to join us .
Without Champions league footy next term I doubt Bellingham will sign for us.
Also read today that Moroccan midfielder Amrabat's representatives have rebuffed an approach from Liverpool stating he would prefer a move to Atletico Madrid.
When a player, virtually unknown to most of us prior to his performances in the world cup , chooses to dismiss a chance to join us perhaps illustrates that on the world stage we are going backwards :down:
UvS xR4GEx » Sun Jan 15, 2023 7:25 pm wrote:Not too bothered about Amrabat tbh. He's what 26? And I've never heard of him before the WC. I actually thought he was that winger who played for Watford.
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