The next Jude Bellingham could be Liverpool’s midfield saviour in 2027

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Trey Nyoni is giving fans hope that he has a long future ahead of him at Anfield, but regardless of the 19-year-old’s development, there are question marks over the suitability of Dominik Szoboszlai and Ryan Gravenberch, while Alexis Mac Allister could leave next year.Liverpool have been linked with Lamine Camara, along with Alex Scott and Manu Kone, as they search for a better anchor in the middle of the pitch, but they should also be keeping tabs on the development of Jobe Bellingham who, having earned his first senior England call-up on Friday, is beginning to blossom at Borussia Dortmund.Jobe Bellingham and Josh King make the England squad! Big, strong and generally progressive with the ball, Bellingham is growing into the kind of midfielder that Liverpool are crying out for, and fans should be keeping a close eye on his performances with England to see how he copes while playing with elite footballers.

READ MORE: Rio Ngumoha has already held talks to leave Liverpool amid contract standoff Bellingham could be attainable next summer While some fans will hold out hope that Jude Bellingham could still play for Liverpool one day, they should not ignore the genuine possibility that his brother might just be an ideal signing in the here and now. Though he is not likely to come cheap, Bellingham’s status is not yet at the point where he would break the bank for Liverpool.

Jobe has been likened to Jude in the past, and his move to Dortmund only strengthened the feeling that he is following in his brother’s footsteps. The younger Bellingham has also declared a desire to be his own man, though, and if the chance to join Liverpool opened up, surely he would not turn his back on that.