Jude Bellingham 'finally deciding the future' amid Liverpool, Man Utd and Real Madrid fight

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Jude Bellingham is set to make a decision on his future as Liverpool, Manchester United and Real Madrid eagerly await to find out which one the midfielder has decided to join. The Borussia Dortmund starlet is set to finally decide where his future lies with several clubs hoping to land his signature this summer ahead of a potential move that could break the UK transfer record.

Reports in Germany suggest the 19-year-old has made a decision on his future and will discuss his options with Dortmund chiefs. According to the German newspaper , Bellingham has "finally" made a decision on his future.

The former Birmingham City trainee is expected to end his three-and-a-half-year stint in the Bundesliga, with strong interest from England and Spain.

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The German club have previously insisted they won't oppose Bellingham if he chooses to leave, but with no release clause written into his contract, it could take upwards of £100million for get him away from Germany.< /p>

Liverpool are believed to be favorites to land at Bellingham this summer as Jurgen Klopp plans a complete midfield overhaul. Bellingham is seen as the perfect candidate to take Liverpool into a new cycle under the German boss with Jordan Henderson, Fabinho and Thiago Alcantara all past their best. The England star could be joined by international team-mate Mason Mount, who has been linked with a move from rivals Chelsea.

However, the Reds face a battle to qualify for the Champions League next season which could influence Bellingham's thinking, with Manchester City and Real Madrid all but assured of a place in the competition.< /p>

Klopp has already kicked off the charm offensive by praising Bellingham's abilities in December: "With all the things he has and the things he can improve on, to describe him I would say the things that he can do are hard to learn, and the things he can improve on are easy to learn," he said.

"So, yes, he's a very good player. What can I say? I think it's already been two or three years since he broke through at Dortmund. Everyone already knew that, but I have no idea what that means on the money side."

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