
Sources: Liverpool in pole position to secure sensational Jude Bellingham deal, January move possible
Liverpool are willing to commit a huge sum to securing the landmark signing of Jude Bellingham and a sensational January deal is possible, sources have told Football Insider.
The Merseysiders have registered their interest in the midfield sensation, 19, and held preliminary talks with intermediaries about a potential deal.
Liverpool have been busy behind the scenes on forging a strong relationship with Bellingham’s camp and have made progress on the broad framework of what would be a club-record deal.

Despite strong interest from rival clubs including Real Madrid, Man City and Chelsea, it is believed that Liverpool are in pole position to sign one of the world’s most coveted players.
His father Mark Bellingham plays a key role in guiding his superstar son’s career, with multiple sources saying he is far more influential than agents or intermediaries.
Bellingham senior believes Liverpool would be a great fit for his son although qualification for next season’s Champions League will be critical in the final decision.
Borussia Dortmund are expected to allow Bellingham to leave, even in January, although a summer transfer is regarded as more likely at this stage.
The German club have failed to make progress in securing the midfielder to a contract extension, with his current deal expiring in the summer of 2025.

His valuation has soared beyond the £100million mark and that could increase further if he maintains his dazzling form this season with a stellar World Cup for England.
Bellingham has been identified by the Liverpool recruitment team as the dynamic central midfielder capture capable of spearheading the team to the next level.
But the Merseysiders recognise that Bellingham’s excellence and stellar form further complicates what was already an extremely complex transfer.
Bellingham had an outstanding 2021-22 campaign, scoring six goals and providing 14 assists from 44 appearances in all competitions.
He has carried that form into the new season operating in a more advanced role, often on the right side of midfield.

But his versatility and calibre is such he can thrive in multiple positions, including as midfield anchorman, in a central two and at number eight.
The Englishman’s 18 matches in all competitions this term have yielded a hugely impressive eight goals and two assists.
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