Bellingham change is imminent: Dortmund fights for talent in front of club World Cup!

Bellingham change is imminent: Dortmund fights for talent in front of club World Cup!

Sunderland, Großbritannien - The change from Jobe Bellingham to Borussia Dortmund always takes on clearer forms. Jude Bellingham's brother has already decided to transfer to Dortmund. Bellingham's responsible persons have declared Bellingham as their desired player for the summer and try to convince him of a change. As The West has even reported his participation in the U21 European Championship canceled in order to be able to take part in the club world championship with the team.

Currently, Jobe Bellingham is in the training camp of the English U21 national team, which is preparing for the tournament in Slovakia. Despite the upcoming European Championship participation, he is clearly in his wish to leave AFC Sunderland towards Dortmund. RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt have already waved off because Bellingham clearly chose the BVB, such as Football transfers reported.

negotiations and transfer fee

At the moment, Borussia Dortmund and Sunderland still have to agree on the transfer fee. Bellingham has an exit clause of 40 million euros, but Dortmund is aiming for an offer of a maximum of 30 million euros plus bonus payments. It is even assumed that Sunderland would also be willing to release the player with an offer of 25 million euros plus 5 million euros in bonuses. A Gentlemen’s AgremeMen between Bellingham's father, which also acts as a manager Sunderland boss Kyril Louis-Dreyfus could also favor the negotiations.

The Dortmund leadership, especially managing director Sport Lars Ricken and sports director Sebastian Kehl, work with high pressure at the end of the deal. A quick transfer in front of the club World Cup is the goal so that Jobe Bellingham can appear in Dortmund's new jersey.

effects on the U21-EM

A successful conclusion of the transfer would have far -reaching consequences for Bellingham. If the switch to Dortmund is carried out, it would not travel to the U21 European Championship, but instead fly with his new club to the USA. The decision to leave the national team shows the clear focus of the 20-year-old on his career in the Bundesliga, which is perceived positively by those responsible in Dortmund.