Borussia Dortmund has the next top talent. Jude Bellingham is not cheap. He is the most expensive teenager in the Bundesliga.
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Runner-up Borussia Dortmund has confirmed the commitment of young British star Jude Bellingham. It has long been over an interest of BVB in the second division player from Birmingham City speculates. The transfer will be 25 million euros. This makes the 17-year-old the most expensive underage player in the history of the Bundesliga.
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“He has enormous potential, which we want to develop with him in the coming years. He already has an astonishing amount of quality in his own possession as well as against the ball, and on top of that, the player also has a strong mentality. We look in Jew immediately reinforcement for our professional squad ” BVB– Sports director Michael Zorc quoted on the club’s homepage.
Shirt number 22 for the young star
The young star has signed a “long-term contract”, the club’s press release said. Since Bellingham is still a minor, he can only sign a three-year contract for the time being. According to consistent media reports, however, the working paper contains a clause according to which the midfielder is bound to Borussia for two more years, i.e. a total of five years, when they reach the age of majority. The English junior international is supposed to collect three million euros a year and wear shirt number 22.
Despite his youth, Bellingham is very far in development. When he was 14, he played Birmingham City already in the U18, at 16 he made his debut in the professional team of the English second division team. This season he took a leading role and impressed with his calmness on the ball. This aroused desires – the German record champions Bayern Munich is said to have shown great interest.
Dortmund argued in the end, as in the last Jadon Sancho or Erling Haaland, good reputation and perspective. At BVB, Bellingham can continue to develop over the next few years, and should be used much more frequently than would have been the case elsewhere. After all, the runner-up has impressively demonstrated in recent years that he is a good springboard for top talents.
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