Watch Man Utd and Liverpool transfer target Bellingham score wondergoal in first game back for Dortmund after World Cup
JUDE BELLINGHAM scored a brilliant goal for Borussia Dortmund in his first match since the World Cup.
The England international, 19, has been enjoying some downtime following the Three Lions’ quarter-final exit in Qatar last month.
GettyJude Bellingham’s strike put Borussia Dortmund in front on Sunday[/caption]
APBellingham has now scored 10 goals for Dortmund this season[/caption]
Unlike English football, domestic action in Germany did not return until this weekend.
And Bellingham‘s first game back for Dortmund came against 15th place Augsburg on Sunday.
It was thrilling encounter which ended with the Champions League outfit winning 4-3 in a topsy-turvy clash.
But it was Bellingham who caught the eye once more when he broke the deadlock in the 29th minute.
The superstar midfielder, who SunSport exclusively revealed is set to snub a new deal with Dortmund, clipped a delightful pass with the outside of his boot onto the chest of Karim Adeyemi.
Adeyemi then played a neat one-two and laid it into the path of Bellingham, before the ex-Birmingham man feinted to go one way, went the other, and found the bottom corner from the edge of the area.
Reacting on social media, one person said: “That drop of the shoulder was special”.
Another added: “This Bellingham goal is worth watching solely for the noise it makes . Words cannot describe his footballing ability”.
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A third said: “Liverpool need a player who can score this type of goal”.
And a fourth replied: “What a goal from Bellingham, the trivela pass, the body feint, the finish, MODRIC-ESQUE ”.
Bellingham now has 10 goals for Dortmund this season, along with three assists.
Despite his youthfulness, he has already been handed the armband by the German giants.
And his superb performances – for both club and country – have seen him attract interest from Europe’s biggest sides including Man Utd, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Man City and Paris Saint-Germain.
