‘Immediately’ – Sky Germany issue concerning £25m Jobe Bellingham transfer update as Dortmund circle

Even though Sunderland is preparing for their season’s biggest match at Wembley this Saturday, rumors over star midfielder Jobe Bellingham’s future have been more intense.

Patrick Berger, a reputable journalist for Sky Germany, said that Dortmund is attempting to recruit Bellingham right away in order to have him available for the FIFA Club World Cup this summer. Although no deal has been agreed with the player yet, the Bundesliga powerhouses are getting ready to make a formal offer of about £25 million.

According to Berger, Dortmund intends to table their proposal after Sunderland’s Championship play-off final matchup against Sheffield United this weekend, demonstrating their “respect” for the moment. Bellingham, 19, has performed admirably for the Black Cats this season, and considering how quickly he has developed, it may not be unexpected that the team where his brother Jude earned his reputation is interested in him.

Dortmund is allegedly not in the lead for the England young player, but they are still making a lot of effort to persuade Bellingham and Sunderland to approve the transfer. If Sunderland wins promotion to the Premier League, they will be aiming to hold onto the key midfield player. Ahead of one of the team’s most significant games in recent memory, supporters will be concerned about Dortmund’s timing and the seeming haste of their move.

Burger’s update on X reads: “Borussia Dortmund are pushing to sign Jobe Bellingham (19) IMMEDIATELY – they want him available already for the FIFA Club World Cup. No agreement with the player yet. # Jobe’s important match against Sunderland on Sunday against Sheffield is respected by BVB. Dortmund, meanwhile, is getting ready to make a bid and intends to do so after Saturday. BVB is pushing hard even if they don’t think they are in pole position. Cost: €25–30 million.

Regardless of the result at Wembley, Régis Le Bris praised Sunderland’s campaign as a huge success. However, he maintains that his team is totally focused on completing the season as best they can.

Despite starting with a two-point deduction and easily defeating Bristol City 6-0 on aggregate in their semi-final, Sheffield United has accumulated 92 points during the regular season, so the head coach is not under any illusions about the challenge that awaits them in the Championship play-off final.

Sunderland’s players and staff were granted Wednesday off to recuperate after their thrilling and taxing two-leg victory against Coventry City. When they get back to the training facility on Thursday, they will start making serious preparations for the match at Wembley.

“This season has been amazing, as evidenced by the final shows,” Le Bris remarked. “That is crucial to mention because, in the end, you can win or lose, but our time together this season was fantastic. That is something we cannot overlook. However, it’s also critical to consider Wembley and the last game we have left to play. There’s still one game left. We will now be totally focused on that game, but it will be another difficult task. At the conclusion of the week, we will shift our focus to Wembley, and we will have a full week to be ready for the match. For us, that is the next course of action.

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