Jude Bellingham's recommendation that would be definitive for Liverpool

The Borussia Dortmund midfielder is one of the most wanted players for the next transfer window.

03/10/2022, 06:57 AM +00:00

What will Jude Bellingham do in the summer of 2023? That has been the question on the lips of Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Liverpool and the entire Premier League for weeks now. The Signal Iduana Park gem will have decisions to make, although one UK footballer is in no doubt about where he would be best placed to continue his career.

He is Los Blancos' top target for next season, Jürgen Klopp's final missing piece for Anfield and Todd Boehly's desire to complete his first major investment at Stamford Bridge. Amid rumours of a deal in the region of €100m, everyone is counting down the days until the bidding for the 19-year-old midfielder gets off to a flying start.

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In Germany, it is clear that it will be practically impossible to keep him, that there will be plenty of money to get him out of Westphalia and that, above all, the Bundesliga is already too short for the level of a British gem who is crying out for the next step in his career. Florentino Pérez and Real Madrid are not going to give up.

Troy Deeney, currently playing for Birmingham, did not hesitate in his interview with The Sun when it came to advising the young English talent on his future. Aware of how Dortmund are set to lose him in the summer of 2023, the former Premier League striker made it clear that the Whites would be the best place for Jude in the near future.

Troy Deeney recommends him to join Liverpool

"Bellingham should go to Madrid and not Liverpool...He doesn't have the mentality of wanting to sit back and have a few more years of development, but he shouldn't go to Liverpool. I have a feeling Spanish football will suit him. If Real Madrid come in, I don't see him turning that down," reflected one of the UK's first advocates of a white Jude in less than 12 months in The Sun.