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FootballReal Madrid Told Their 'Midfield Is Sorted for the Next Generation' After Signing Bellingham
- Jude Bellingham's blockbuster move to Real Madrid has set the football world ablaze
- The English midfielder will be officially unveiled as a Los Blancos player in due course
- The fee paid for his services makes him the second-most expensive English footballer
Real Madrid's acquisition of Jude Bellingham has sent football fans into a frenzy as the Spanish club regenerates their midfield.
Bellingham, who appeared on the radar of some top European clubs, was announced as Los Blancos' latest signing on Wednesday, June 14.
After a successful three-season stint, the Englishman bids farewell to Borussia Dortmund, having earned the prestigious accolade of Bundesliga Player of the Year in the past season, per Bavarian Football Works.
As reported by the BBC, a deal worth €103 million (£88.5mil) has seen the Spanish giants secure the 19-year-old's services for the next six years, with more in potential add-ons.
With these additions, Bellingham's deal could soar to an impressive €133.9mil (£115mil).
Bellingham's arrival marks another significant step in Real Madrid's midfield transformation as the club continues to rejuvenate their squad.
The addition of the talented young Englishman, along with the presence of French prospects, Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchouameni, signals a transition away from seasoned veterans like Luka Modric and Toni Kroos.
Fans react to Bellingham's signing
The news of Bellingham's arrival has excited the football world, with many taking to Twitter to share their thoughts:
@Coach_iu wrote:
"Can't wait to see Jude start his first game for Real Madrid."
@thatsmediva commended Real Madrid for securing the services of the Englishman:
"Bellingham is one of the best midfielder players! Good choice."
@Jinn1118 added:
"Real Madrid is set for life."
@0xculyETH, predicted Champions League success for Real Madrid following Bellingham's move:
"This trio - Bellingham, Tchouameni and Camavinga - is set to secure a minimum of two Champions League titles."
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Football@LopsangZoh summarized his thoughts on Bellingham's move by tweeting:
"A fantastic acquisition by the club."
Bellingham joins Real Madrid
Earlier, Sports Brief reported on Real Madrid confirming Bellingham's signing from Dortmund on a six-year deal on Wednesday, with the English international worth over €100mil.
The Bundesliga side are reported to have agreed on a deal for the 19-year-old last week, as the Spanish giants continue to revitalise their midfield ahead of the new season.
Bellingham is expected to partner with the young French duo of Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchouameni, as veterans such as Luka Modric and Toni Kroos are phased out.