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·29 de junio de 2026
Report: La Liga giants keen on Jobe Bellingham

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·29 de junio de 2026

Things have gone quiet around Jobe Bellingham lately. After plenty of turbulence at the start of his time in Dortmund, the 20-year-old Englishman has been getting on with his job. The midfielder can look back on a strong debut season at BVB. That has not gone unnoticed by other clubs either.
Looking back at Bellingham’s first few months with the Black and Yellows, quite a few people probably would not have been surprised by a quick departure. One only has to recall the discussion between his father Mark (50) and then sporting director Sebastian Kehl (46) during the 3-3 on matchday one at St. Pauli. Jobe’s early substitution at half-time caused quite a stir.
But that is long in the past now. The 20-year-old made a total of 45 appearances for BVB. He recorded four assists. The only thing missing was a goal of his own. However, that is at most a minor flaw, because in the second half of the season the dynamic ball-winner did not miss a single match. In addition, he was left out of the starting lineup only twice.
Despite being under contract until 2030, clubs abroad are keeping a close eye on Bellingham’s situation at Borussia. According to fichajes.net, Spanish top-flight side Villarreal are very interested in signing the BVB professional. A one-year loan deal is being discussed, including an option to buy that would turn into an obligation to buy if certain targets are met. The figure being mentioned is around €40 million including bonuses — a considerable sum, though one dependent on sporting success.

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Villarreal are looking for the perfect mix of physicality, stamina and mental strength in midfield. In the view of the club’s decision-makers, Bellingham offers exactly that combination. His famous surname is only a side issue for the Spaniards. The 20-year-old has impressed the Champions League side with his runs into depth, dribbling ability and understanding of the game.
Whether Dortmund, given Bellingham’s positive development, would even be willing to let the player leave this summer, however, seems rather unlikely.
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