Manchester United are reportedly considering a January move for Jobe Bellingham, with the young midfielder said to be unsettled at Borussia Dortmund just six months after his high-profile switch from Sunderland. According to transfer rumours, United are exploring the possibility of signing the 20-year-old on loan as they look to strengthen their midfield options midway through the season.
Bellingham joined Dortmund in the summer for around €30 million, following in the footsteps of his brother Jude Bellingham, who enjoyed a stellar rise at the German club before moving to Real Madrid. However, Jobe’s early months in the Bundesliga have been far from smooth. Reports suggest that limited playing time and the challenge of adapting to a new league have left him frustrated, prompting speculation about a potential short-term move.
Manchester United have long admired Bellingham’s talent, having tracked him since his teenage days at Birmingham City. A loan move could offer the English youngster a chance to gain valuable Premier League experience while providing Ruben Amorim with added depth in midfield, an area that has been inconsistent this season.
