Bellingham Valued At £101m By BVB As They Look To Fend Off Liverpool Interest

Borussia Dortmund have placed Jude Bellingham on a £101million price tag as they look to fend off interest from Liverpool and other top European clubs, according to reports.

Bellingham has quickly cemented his place as one of the world's most exciting talents during his time in Germany, and he's been looked at by a number of elite clubs.

Among them are believed to be the Liverpool, but their hopes of landing the English man have been rocked by his huge fee, Bild have claimed.

So far this season, Bellingham has started each of Dortmund's games in both the Bundesliga and Champions League, and continues to impress.

It has been previously reported by a number of news outlets that Jurgen Klopp was keen on taking him to Merseyside, but he would have to break his transfer record.

Bellingham moved to Dortmund from his boyhood club, Birmingham, for £25m in 2020, but his valuation has now sensationally raised because of his displays.

There appears to be little hope of his current club backing down, either, with Bild going on to add that they will not let him leave for anything under the £101m fee.

As it stands, Bellingham is contracted to Dortmund until 2025 - and, provided a club doesn't splash out over the £100m milestone, he looks set to stay until then.

In the wake of several eye-catching performances this term, it is likely Bellingham will be happy to stay put. So far at Dortmund, he has made over 60 appearances.

Having settled quickly into into life in Germany, Bellingham was also rewarded with eight caps for his country, and will be an integral player under his English boss Gareth Southgate.

At the weekend, Bellingham netted a jaw-dropping solo goal against Arminia Bielefeld, taking his tally for the league campaign to two, with two assists, for as many appearances this season.

Meanwhile, Dortmund are reportedly lining up a move for Bellingham's younger brother, Jude, from Birmingham - with the 16-year-old a long-term target.

The Sun have reported that interest is growing at the Westfalenstadion to reunite the two brothers, and Jude has been making a name for himself.