Jude Bellingham transfer blow for Liverpool, Man City and Real Madrid as Dortmund announce plan to keep star for a year

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DORTMUND have attempted to scupper the hopes of a host of clubs by announcing they plan to keep Jude Bellingham for another year.

The England World Cup star, 19, is one of the most in-demand players in Europe.

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Liverpool and Real Madrid are believed to be leading the chase for the midfielder, who is under contract until 2025.

And the ex-Birmingham City ace is also on the wanted lists of Manchester City, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain.

It was reported earlier this week that Bellingham was in talks with both Madrid and Jurgen Klopp’s Reds over a summer transfer.

The Bundesliga club have sold Jadon Sancho to Manchester United and Erling Haaland to City over the last couple of years.

They are desperate to avoid losing another key asset in Bellingham.

And Dortmund boss Edin Terzic has urged his teenage ace to reject a switch to the Bernabeu or Anfield to stay with them next season and continue his development.

He told The Athletic: “I believe that we need to work on keeping these young guys one year longer.

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“In my first season [as interim manager], I was able to put Jadon, Jude and Erling on the pitch, but that was their only year together.

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“That was also partly due to Covid-19 and empty stadiums, there were financial considerations.

“But if we can get to the point where it’s two or three years of such a trio, maybe we can break the mould.”

Bellingham has been in top form for both club and country this term.

He has nine goals and three assists in 22 appearances for Dortmund and has captained them three times also.

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The youngster also scored England’s opening World Cup goal in the 6-2 thrashing over Iran.

Bellingham will be back in action for his club for the first time since the World Cup this weekend as the Bundesliga resumes following the winter break.

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