Football rumours: Jude Bellingham could remain in Germany

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Football Rumours: Jude Bellingham Could Remain In Germany
Jude Bellingham could stay in Germany for a while longer, while Chelsea get closer to securing a new manager. Photo: PA Wire/PA Images
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By PA Sport Staff

England midfielder Jude Bellingham could stay at Borussia Dortmund if the right deal does not come for the teenager to return to England, preferring to re-assess his future in 2024 rather than make a rushed move, according to the Times.

Former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler believes the Reds’ decision to not spend their “entire transfer budget” on Bellingham is a good one as his signing would not solve the club’s midfield issues, he writes in the Mirror.

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Chelsea could be a step closer to a new manager following the sacking of Graham Potter in early April, with the club meeting with former Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann, according to the Times.

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