Jobe Bellingham makes Manchester United transfer decision

Manchester United are showing concrete interest in Jobe Bellingham.

Jobe Bellingham

Manchester United are looking for a midfielder. And, they have identified Jobe Bellingham as a target. However, there are other players in the mix as well.

The Red Devils were looking for midfield reinforcements this summer. They were eyeing a move for Carlos Baleba. But Brighton didn’t allow that move to go through.

After that, United also wanted to sign Conor Gallagher. But they could get that deal over the line in time.

Still, they had a fairly decent window as they revamped their attacking front with Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, and Benjamin Sesko.

They also signed a goalkeeper in Senne Lammens, something Ruben Amorim was desperate for. And since his inclusion in the first time, Lammens has brought calmness in the backline of United.

Now, Amorim will be looking to add a midfielder who can take control of games. Also, Kobbie Mainoo is on the way out of the club in January.

The Manchester United academy prospect has failed to impress Ruben Amorim to get regular first team football.

So, if Mainoo leaves, the Red Devils will be looking to find a replacement. That is why they are eyeing a move for Jobe Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund.

The younger brother of Jude Bellingham is struggling for game time in Germany. The 20-year-old has also shown his discontentment.

That is why it seems Manchester United might get the player. However, The Mirror reports that Manchester United might be getting a huge blow after Bellingham’s decision.

According to that report, Jobe Bellingham is not interested in joining the Red Devils in January. The English player wants to play in the Champions League.

However, Manchester United are not in Europe this season. That is why Jobe Bellingham will not be joining them in January and will wait to see what happens in the summer.

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