Liverpool End Bellingham Interest

Liverpool have long been linked with Borussia Dortmund's England star Jude Bellingham. However, reports indicate Liverpool's interest may not be renewed this summer.

Borussia Dortmund are unwilling to discuss a sale despite the potential revenue of up to PS100m. Such an amount would represent an enormous sum, so it's understandable why they would be wary about discussing such matters.

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Liverpool currently have a number of capable central midfielders under Jurgen Klopp's guidance, including Fabinho, Thiago and James Milner. There is also the prospect of developing young players like Curtis Jones or Harvey Elliott into first-team regulars in the future.

At present, it appears unlikely the Reds will make a move for Bellingham. Borussia Dortmund have no plans of selling the 19-year-old until next summer and would likely demand at least PS103m in compensation.

A transfer like that would be a risky move and may not be in the Reds' best interests. Even if they were to spend money on Bellingham, competition for his signature would be fierce.

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Regarding the transfer market, several reports have indicated Liverpool will not make any moves this summer. This has infuriated a majority of their fanbase.

Many fans have questioned if Liverpool should continue to pursue the transfer of Jude Bellingham, 19, an England international who has been heavily linked with a move to Anfield.

Liverpool are still believed to be interested in signing Bellingham, however a top journalist has stated that making a deal this summer will prove challenging due to Borussia Dortmund not wanting to part with their 19-year-old midfielder during the same transfer window they sold Erling Haaland to Manchester City.

Competition

Liverpool's pursuit of Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham appears to have heated up. Marca reports that Jurgen Klopp has made it known he is 'increasingly intent on signing him', adding there are multiple offers from clubs in the Premier League.

Liverpool are in need of a new midfielder, and Georginio Wijnaldum is expected to join Chelsea. A fresh face would be ideal for the Reds in this regard.

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Though there are plenty of potential signings, many believe the Reds would be wiser to wait until next summer for a potential acquisition. Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher even suggested they should look into signing Bellingham during the summer rather than making an immediate move during this transfer window.

It's worth remembering that Bellingham is only 19 years old and has yet to qualify as a 'homegrown' player for an English side. This means he must first play three years at another club before becoming eligible to represent England on the national team.

Time

Liverpool are in need of reinforcements in midfield this summer and Jurgen Klopp will be looking to add to his squad with Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and James Milner all out of contract after next year.

However, Anfield are well aware of the potential costs involved in signing Bellingham; if his wage demands are met, they could end up spending far more than anticipated. They believe they can wait a year before officially committing to him, just as they did with Fabio Carvalho in January, allowing other clubs to express interest before their formal offer is announced.

The 19-year-old has been linked with Liverpool for some time, yet his lack of homegrown status means he doesn't qualify for the lucrative Anfield pay scale. Therefore, they have chosen not to pursue him during this month's transfer window. It is understandable why they have resisted any offers this far.