Why Jude Bellingham is becoming a BVB problem

Why Jude Bellingham is becoming a BVB problem

Jude Bellingham

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The ongoing rumors about Jude Bellingham changing the company are putting a strain on the working atmosphere at BVB. In addition, many colleagues find the youngster’s derogatory body language offensive. Mats Hummels is also not without controversy in the dressing room.

The ongoing rumors about Jude Bellingham changing the company are putting a strain on the working atmosphere at BVB. In addition, many colleagues find the youngster’s derogatory body language offensive.

That reports the picture-Newspaper. Accordingly, the rumors of change are one reason why there is a lack of cohesion in the Dortmund cabin. More importantly, Bellingham was controversial as a leader with his teammates because of his often derogatory body language on the pitch. Before the season, Edin Terzic appointed the Englishman as third captain.

Since vice-captain Mats Hummels is not well received by everyone with his repeated criticism of his colleagues, even the Dortmund hierarchy as a whole is at risk. The BVB professionals would describe the mood in the cabin as “healthy”, writes the picturesee themselves “but by no means as a sworn unit.”

Bellingham wants to deposit change request after World Cup

Regarding Bellingham’s future, the tabloid also reports that his family is demanding concrete offers from big clubs such as Real Madrid, Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea. It is planned that the 19-year-old will continue to improve his negotiating position with good performances at the World Cup.

After the tournament, Bellingham wanted to talk to those responsible for BVB and officially tell the club his thoughts on leaving. In the past few weeks, they had picture and other media reports that the black and yellow have little hope that the midfielder will stay.

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This article was originally published on 90min.com/de as Why Jude Bellingham is becoming a BVB problem released.

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