Former Arsenal star Sol Campbell has called Real Madrid the perfect club for England World Cup star, Jude Bellingham

According to Campbell, Bellingham will improve the Real Madrid squad.

Bellingham, who currently plays for Borussia Dortmund, has been linked with moves to Real Madrid, Manchester United, Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City in the past.

Mundo Deportivo quoted Campbell as saying:  “Real Madrid is clearly one of the great teams in history and if Bellingham continues in its current direction, he will be the perfect choice for Real Madrid because he is so young. .”

Bellingham shined in the World Cup

“He will improve the team, but at the same time, the club can keep him in the future. Real Madrid is a club that knows what to do with young players, to make sure they are on the right track and continue to show off.”

Bellingham left England early to come to Germany to develop his career. He shone in the Bundesliga at a very young age and was pursued by many teams in his home country, especially Liverpool. But Real is a more attractive destination at the moment and they have also attracted many young superstars over time.

Liverpool now completely replace Gini with ‘his 2.0 version’ and even better

Pete O’Rourke of Liverpool thinks Yunus Musah has the potential to become Wijnaldum. 2.0

It’s possible that Liverpool will find their version of Yunus Musah, who might become their successor to Giorginio Wijnaldum.

The United States men’s national team player, who is 20 years old, has been connected with a move to Anfield in recent months. Manager Jurgen Klopp is attracted by the dynamic skill set that the player possesses.

Pete O’Rourke, a transfer insider, suggested to Football FanCast that the young Valencia midfielder, who has a release clause of £90 million, could be the midfield presence to reignite the spark that has been missing within the Reds’ midfield. O’Rourke’s comments were made in reference to the ғᴀᴄᴛ that the player in question has a release clause of £90 million.

O’Rourke stated that “he is a box-to-box midfielder and Liverpool haven’t really replaced Wijnaldum since he left the club.” Wijnaldum was a central midfielder for Liverpool.

I think they’ve signed one midfielder in the last four and a half years.

“So somebody like Yunus Musah, who is a young player and does play at the highest level in Spain as well as on the international scene, is somebody they would most certainly consider to be someone who could be an improvement for them,”

Gini 2.0

Musah made the decision to make the switch to the Spanish La Liga in search of a foundation to kickstart his career after spending his formative years within Arsenal’s Hale End youth academy. After impressing after making 18 appearances with the U18 side, registering five goals and three assists, Musah decided to make the switch to the Spanish La Liga.

Musah has been an ever-present in the Valencia set-up this season, despite the ғᴀᴄᴛ that he is still a young player. He has played 15 times and contributed two assists. In addition, he has been cultivating an all-encompassing toolbox, which is garnering him praise for his efforts.

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According to FBref, the hard-working professional ranks among the top 6% of midfielders for the number of dribbles he has successfully completed, the top 11% for the number of progressive passes he has received, and the top 21% for the number of touches he has had in the attacking penalty area. These statistics point to a dynamic and pervasive presence within his team on the field.

In point of ғᴀᴄᴛ, much like Wijnaldum, Musah is the “real deal,” as praised by Ives Galarcep, and could bring life and energy back to a team that has lost the intensity levels that have gone along with the philosophy that has been implemented by the ᴍʏsᴛᴇʀɪᴏᴜs German manager. Musah has been compared to Wijnaldum.

After signing a free transfer to play for Paris Saint-Germain in 2021, Wijnaldum, who was known for being an excellent distributor of the ball and a dogged recycler of possession, has created a void at the very center of the Merseyside club’s playing unit.

The Dutch superstar appeared in 237 games for his club, scoring 22 goals and dishing out 16 assists. He was an important contributor to the team’s success, which included winning the Premier League and the Champions League.

Musah finished the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with an average rating of 6.75, according to Sofascore. He started all four of the United States’ matches as they secured their spot in the knockout phase of the competition. One of the highlights of his performance was a scoreless draw against England in the group stage, a match that many in the country believe could have resulted in a victory.

Musah’s average passing accuracy of 87% throughout the campaign, coupled with the 2.0 tackles, 0.5 interceptions, and 1.0 possession wins per match, were essential to the efforts, and they encapsulate the strong presence he gives in a manner that is reminiscent of Wijnaldum’s playstyle.

Musah is steadily earning his place as a glistening gem on the European scene, and with a move to Liverpool, under Klopp, he could ascend to the next level. The head coach of the national team, Gregg Berhalter, referred to Musah as the “connector.” Musah is steadily earning his place as a glistening gem on the European scene.