Quote from: alegotardo on October 23, 2022, 02:28:27 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on October 23, 2022, 07:04:15 AM

It will not be very difficult for Real Madrid to get Bellingham if they wish to get him. It is not always a problem for Madrid to get any player they want before they have the money and again they cannot be seen as the biggest club in Europe which every player will like to play in for prestige and fame. Bellingham himself will be happy to play on the big stage of Madrid.

Perhaps I am a little out of date on the news, but as far as I know Liverpool have been cited as favorites to sign Bellingham in their desperation to supply reinforcements to the midfield sector. Real Madrid are also targeting this player and would even be the most likely destination for the young Englishman. However, it seems to me that the one with the most real chances of signing him is Chelsea.
I read in The Sun that Chelsea put the player as a priority for the next transfer windows and even knowing the very high cost that will probably involve the negotiation, this doesn't seem to be a problem.
Borussia Dortmund set a value that exceeds 100 million euros to start negotiations for the midfielder, and I think Chelsea are in a position to supply that amount.

Whatever team Bellingham ends up with, he is going to be a target for many teams in the next transfer window that's for sure. I think the best place for him would be to go to Real Madrid. Modrid and Kroos both are aging and Real Madrid have already started to sign their successors and Bellingham might be the last piece of the puzzle they need.

If Bellingham goes to Real Madrid, he might be rotated now and then but he might get guaranteed first-team action if he chooses any Premier League team like Liverpool and Chelsea.

Regards

Duke