Sunderland midfielder Job Bellingham is now the target of attention of many European giants. German media "Sport Bild" reported that he is also at the top of Dortmund's target list, and Leipzig, which has a close relationship with their family, also wants him.

There are many highlights of the 19-year-old midfielder circulating on the Internet, and those who have seen it can understand why he is sought after. "Sport Bild" learned that Job Bellingham is also at the top of Dortmund's list of signings, and it has been decided internally to try to bring him to Dortmund.

For Dortmund, a trump card in the negotiations is that some of their staff have maintained close contact with the Bellingham family, which stems from the relationship established during his brother Bellingham's time in Dortmund (2020-2023). Dortmund's contact with their father Mark has never been interrupted.

But it is also clear that the England U21 international is eager to play in the Champions League, so if Dortmund qualify for the Champions League, their chances of completing the transfer will be significantly improved. Job Bellingham's contract with Sunderland does not have a release clause, and Dortmund expects his transfer fee to be between 25 million and 30 million euros.

Dortmund's youth training department, which once discovered Bellingham, is now completely impressed by Job Bellingham's strength, and the top management is also impressed by his development in recent years. When Bellingham played for Dortmund a few years ago, Job Bellingham often came to Dortmund's games. At that time, he was still a thin teenager. Now he has grown to 1.91 meters, 5 centimeters taller than his brother, and he also has excellent physical fitness.

In addition, the report also stated that if the deal is successfully completed, Dortmund will give up buying out Chukwuemeka, who joined on loan from Chelsea, and the latter's buyout option price is around 35 million euros.

However, Dortmund is not the only team in the league interested in Job Bellingham: Leipzig also has the 19-year-old midfielder on its list of targets. The report pointed out that Leipzig's senior team, led by sports director Schaefer, Red Bull CEO Mintzlaff and global football director Klopp, also has close ties with Bellingham's family and has been close to bringing Bellingham, who now plays for Real Madrid, to Leipzig or Liverpool in the past.