Ben Foster has urged Jude Bellingham to join Manchester United and believes he could struggle at one of the big hitters like Jack Grealish... MUFC MCFC
Foster backs Bellingham to ‘thrive’ at Man Utd instead of replicating Grealish at CityBen Foster has said Jude Bellingham would be the “main man” at Old Trafford if he chooses to join Manchester United next summer.The English teenager will probably cost more than £100million after impressing for club and country in recent seasons.With his Dortmund exit on the cards, a host of top clubs have been linked with Bellingham., however, Manchester United have also been heavily linked.
Their summer spending was higher than any other transfer window, with Erik ten Hag splashing out over £210million. Foster likened the 19-year-old’s situation to that of Jack Grealish, who joined City from Aston Villa for £100m last year.
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