Liverpool fans react to Bellingham news

By | Niranjan Bhargav 14 Mar, 2023

Liverpool fans react to Bellingham favoring Real Madrid

A reliable source in the Spanish Media named Cadena SER has reported that Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham want to play for a team which will offer him Champions League football.

Liverpool and Real Madrid were the two club serious about bringing in the Englishman. However, with this update, Liverpool practically seems to be out of the conversation.

As of now, the fear of missing out on the top four and eventually not qualifying for the Champions League next season is getting realistic for the Merseyside club.

Here’s how the Liverpool fans have reacted to this news.

LFC Laurie: “If this is true and we wasted a whole season choosing not to sign another midfielder because we placed all our eggs in the Bellingham basket, it will be the most embarrassing, neglectful transfer saga in history and we fully deserve to be laughed at.”

Scouser 1892: “Why would you go to a club to be the only player you signed and then have all the pressure in the world to make us win the league?”

Key Hustler: “If this happens, it’ll be the most embarrassing thing. Imagine waiting 3 f**king yrs to sign him, only to slip off in the last season.”

Salah Theory: “Tchouameni, Enzo Fernandez, now Jude Bellingham embarrassing club we literally have 0 pull”

🥇| Liverpool are now looking at other options in midfield, with Jude Bellingham not keen on going to a club without Champions League football, which Liverpool look at risk of not achieving. Real Madrid now lead the race for the England international. [@La_SER]
— Anfield Edition (@AnfieldEdition) March 13, 2023

ShaunLFCt: “Wasting 2 years waiting for Tchouameni & Bellingham just to get neither of them is classic Liverpool”

Chris: “Imagine we’ve actually wasted two years on Tchouameni and Jude. Like holding off talking to other women while you wait for Rihanna to reply to your DM.”

Liverpool currently sits sixth with 42 points above Brighton in 7th with 39. However, the Seagulls have played 2 less games than Liverpool and there’s a good chance they might climb above the Reds. Especially after the recent 1-0 loss to Bournemouth, Liverpool’s chances of finishing in the top four are getting narrower every game week.