The 19-year-old prides as one of the most coveted players in Europe no wonder clubs are now trooping in for his signature.
Jude Bellingham will have lots of options to choose from by the end of the World Cup as fight for his signature gets tougher.
Netting a World Cup debut goal only speaks more good of the Dortmund man who now has 10 goals scored this season (9 at Dortmund and 1 at the World Cup)
Bellingham in the game against Iran was seen making important recoveries and displaying incomparable attacking prowess, validating Real Madrid’s desire to have him in their squad.
Speaking on the youngster, Dortmund’s CEO, Watzke said of the youngster; “I think as soon as the World Cup is over we will have a general discussion about what he really wants,” he told Bild before the tournament in Qatar.
“We’ll speak with him, with his parents, with whom we have a very close relationship, and, of course, with his advisor.
“The player must tell us if he wants to stay or if he wants to leave. In both cases, we will have a very nice and reasonable discussion.
“But we can’t pretend that the issue is not on the table. If the really big clubs are involved, then we can’t afford to have a financial fight.”
Real Madrid, Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool are all strongly chasing after the player.