Liverpool report: Jude Bellingham set for move, following 'final decision'
Liverpool target Jude Bellingham knows where his future lies now, after coming to a decision over his next club

Liverpool target Jude Bellingham has 'finally' made a decision about his future – and knows who his next club will be.
The 19-year-old is one of the most sought-after talents in Europe after a rapid rise with Borussia Dortmund. Bellingham moved to Germany from Birmingham City in 2020 and has become one of the standout midfielders on the continent, going to the Euros and the World Cup with England and impressing in the Champions League.
Liverpool have been said to be desperate to add the Stourbridge-born star to their ranks – but they face stiff competition from Real Madrid and Manchester City for his signature.
German news outlet Ruhr Nachrichten has claimed that Bellingham has made his decision to where he'll be playing next term, with a £100 million move expected this summer.
Liverpool are perhaps the favourites of all Premier League sides. The Reds have long been a suitor for Bellingham and have put in plenty of groundwork to make this deal happen, according to reports. The cost may be a factor to a club who do not regularly shell out this kind of money for a single player – while the Reds' participation in next season's Champions League might sway Bellingham elsewhere.
Manchester City are said to be rivalling Liverpool, too, having grown "increasingly confident" in recent months. Though rumours haven't linked the England international quite so strongly with a transfer to the Etihad, the Premier League champions can likely offer more money and a better chance at silverware. The teenager could be a direct replacement for Ilkay Gundogan, linked with Barcelona.
Real Madrid, meanwhile, are still in the hunt, having secured Aurelien Tchouameni and Eduardo Camavinga in the last two seasons to strengthen midfield for the future. Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed that Toni Kroos and Luka Modric will be offered new deals, however, potentially clouding the possibility of another midfielder joining this summer.
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Bellingham could shun all three sides to remain in the Bundesliga for another year. He has another two years left on his contract.
The midfielder is worth €120m, according to Transfermarkt.
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