Jude Bellingham rules out Manchester City, PSG and Chelsea as potential destinations: Reports

The midfielder has a reported price tag of £150 million

Jude Bellingham rules out Manchester City, PSG and Chelsea as potential destinations: Reports

Jude Bellingham has reportedly ruled out Manchester City, PSG, Chelsea as potential destinations in the summer. The Englishman has been involved in a transfer saga which looks set to be concluded before the start of next season.

The Borussia Dortmund star is considered to be one of the hottest properties in Europe as multiple top clubs are lining up to get his signature in the summer. The German giants have reportedly put a price tag of £150 million on the midfielder.

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Manchester City, PSG, Real Madrid, Liverpool and Chelsea are considered to be the favourites to sign Bellingham. However, it has been revealed that the 19 year old is not interested in signing for the Mancunian giants, PSG or the Blues. This leaves Real Madrid on the front row to sign the midfielder after reports of Liverpool pulling out of the race.

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Bellingham has risen among the ranks to be recognised as one of the most versatile midfielders in the game. He is best known for his physicality, athleticism, and technical ability on the ball.

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Why Liverpool pulled out of race to sign Jude Bellingham

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Reports of Liverpool pulling out of the race to sign Jude Bellingham have emerged. The Reds considered the midfielder to be their top priority signing for the summer. However, it does not seem to be the case anymore.

The Liverpool hierarchy believe they cannot afford the humongous price tag Borussia Dortmund have kept on the 19 year old. They are also unsure whether Bellingham will leave the German club in the summer.

Moreover, they think other top clubs are in a more comfortable position to sign the midfielder as hopes for European football next season keeps diminishing for them with each passing game. Liverpool currently sit eighth on the Premier League table, 12 points behind fourth-placed Manchester United, the last Champions League spot available.

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