Liverpool said that they have a greater chance of achieving Jude Bellingham than Real Madrid.

Real Madrid is also interested in Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham, but Liverpool has been told that they have one advantage over Real Madrid. The 19-year-old England star could leave the Bundesliga team he plays for next summer. The Reds and Los Blancos are said to be interested in signing him.

Jurgen Klopp has had trouble with Liverpool's midfield because his top three players, Fabinho, Thiago, and Jordan Henderson, are getting close to the end of their careers, with Fabinho being the youngest at 28. The Reds have problems in the middle of the field, and injuries to Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Curtis Jones show how bad it is. Bellingham has been chosen as a long-term solution.

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Dortmund reportedly wants £130 million for Bellingham to keep Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Manchester United from pursuing him. Gabby Agbonlahor, who used to play for Aston Villa, told Liverpool that they have an advantage over Carlo Ancelotti's team.

Agbonlahor told Football Insider, "You have to remember that Real Madrid still has [Aurelien] Tchouameni, [Eduardo] Camavinga, [Toni] Kroos, and [Luka] Modric." "Real Madrid can do a lot of different things. Another one is Federico Valverde.

"Bellingham won't want to go somewhere where he won't be sure to start, and I don't think he'd start in that Real Madrid midfield. He's probably looking at Liverpool and thinking, "If I were there, I'd get in right away and play every game." He would probably choose Liverpool, I think. I don't think Real Madrid would try to sign him because they already have enough players in that position. I don't think they'd give him all that money. They might even want him to go to Liverpool and get him four or five years later.

Steve McManaman, a former winger for Liverpool, has questioned whether Klopp's team would pay more than £100 million for the teenager. McManaman told HorseRacing.net, "A lot of it will depend on what you like."

"If he keeps going in the same direction, he'll be good enough for any club that gets him. The second factor is whether or not he wants to go back to England. He was born and raised in Birmingham, so I don't know if he has any favourite teams or players. He could join any group.

"If it comes down to a bidding war, I think Liverpool may not get the player. We'll have to wait until next summer to find out how much he's worth. For a young player, £130 million is a crazy amount of money. He is the kind of player that Liverpool and most other teams would be interested in. There's no doubt that a lot of teams have talked to his agent about him. They will already be looking for Jude's perfect club."