JOBE BELLINGHAM is reportedly wanted by Crystal Palace in a mega-money summer transfer.
The Sunderland star is currently in Germany cheering on England ace and brother Jude.
But Bellingham also looks set for a busy period with his future under the spotlight.
The 18-year-old midfielder score seven goals in 45 games for Sunderland this season following last summer’s move from Birmingham.
And claims Palace are now lining up a swoop as they look to revamp their squad under Oliver Glasner.
The Eagles added Three Lions prodigy Adam Wharton to their squad in January.
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While Lazio’s Japanese No10 Daicha Kamada is close to a free transfer.
And Bellingham is seen as the missing piece to play a dynamic box-to-box role in the middle of the park.
Palace are working on trying to negotiate a deal with Sunderland.
But they are aware that interest in Bellingham is high, with several other Premier League and foreign sides keeping tabs.
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And a move may come down to the player himself, with Bellingham seeing brother Jude thrive abroad at Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid.
Elsewhere, Palace are also in talks for Club Brugge winger Antonio Nusa.
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Chelsea have made an enquiry for Newcastle star Alexander Isak, according to reports.
Barcelona are reportedly looking to bring Jadon Sancho in on loan.
Roma could offer Kalvin Phillips the chance to relaunch his career in Italy.
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The Norwegian is rated as one of Europe’s top young wingers and almost joined Brentford in January before failing a medical.
Palace are set to lose Michael Olise as Bayern Munich plan on meeting his £55million release clause.
And Nusa would arrive as a like-for-like replacement as Palace look to continue impressing under Glasner.
England need superhero Bellingham back to have any chance of winning Euro 2024
JUDE BELLINGHAM delivered a masterful, super-hero performance in the opening 45 minutes at Euro 2024, writes Charlie Wyett.
Yet we have not seen much from the boy wonder since.
Maybe he left his cloak in the dressing room at Gelsenkirchen and is still looking for it.
But he needs to discover in time for the last 16 tie this weekend otherwise England are knackered.
Approaching the serious part of Euro 2024, this team really does need to get a grip and start showing some personality.
At times against Slovenia, Bellingham just looked lost.
Let’s hope he can sprinkle some stardust in the knockout stages because Gareth Southgate certainly needs something.
Bellingham should come good. This could still be HIS tournament.
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