#jude-bellingham

#jude-bellingham

Jude Bellingham is likely to miss a month due to injury for Real Madrid, sources told ESPN. Bellingham went off in the ninth minute of Madrid's LaLiga game against Rayo Vallecano with a muscle injury in his left thigh. Receiving a pass from Franco Mastantuono, Bellingham fell and held the affected area in pain. "He has been diagnosed with a semitendinosus muscle injury in his left leg," a club statement read.

The representatives of England winger Raheem Sterling, 31, who left Chelsea by mutual consent earlier this week, are in talks with seven Champions League level clubs who want to sign him. (Sky Sports) , external Tottenham are seriously considering signing Sterling, who is now a free agent, and manager Thomas Frank is "on board" with the move. (Teamtalk) , external Burnley, along with Italian Serie A sides Juventus and Napoli, are also interested in Sterling. (Mail) , external

"Alonso parted ways with the LaLiga outfit by mutual agreement on Monday, just a day after their Supercopa de Espana defeat in Saudi Arabia to Clasico rivals Barcelona. The Spaniard was in charge for just seven months, taking the reins ahead of the Club World Cup last summer, and won 70.6% of his matches (P34 W24 D4 L6). Los Blancos are also second in LaLiga, four points behind Barca."

Liverpool are reportedly prepared to break the British transfer record once again in an extraordinary attempt to sign Jude Bellingham, according to Spanish outlet Fichajes. The report claims the Reds are willing to pay an eye-watering 156 million to lure the England international away from Real Madrid, despite there being no indication that Los Blancos are open to any negotiations. Bellingham, who joined Real Madrid in 2023 and has since become one of the most influential midfielders in world football,

They are trying to build something because England have qualified so easily. They need to have something else to pile on on top of the narrative. I don't think they're ready for a black superstar who can move like Jude [Bellingham] is moving. They can't touch him. He goes out there, he performs, he does what he does. It's too uppity for these people.