The 20-year-old was linked to the Reds before joining Real Madrid for £114 million, and he has been tearing up La Liga with some outstanding displays. But when fellow commentator Jamie Carragher suggested that the midfielder might yet sign with his old team, Henry responded:
He is representing a group that has won 14 [Champions Leagues], so it’s a difficult one and a significant one.
Henry is correct when he states that a transfer to Anfield currently appears unlikely. Bellingham won’t be traded anytime soon if he continues to play like he has during his first month at Real in La Liga.
The best years of the England international’s career may really have been spent at the Bernabeu. Bellingham has the chance to follow in the esteemed shoes of players like Toni Kroos and Luka Modric, who spent eleven years in Spain, respectively.
The Reds put up a lot of effort this summer to convince Bellingham to relocate to Merseyside. But due to the deal’s expense as well as other aspects, he decided to relocate to Real.
The player must succeed on the field by winning trophies and competing in the Champions League if the club hopes to renew its interest in them in the future. Otherwise, you might see them again getting pounded till he signs.
