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Jude Bellingham “is the closest thing” England have had to Steven Gerrard, says Jamie O’Hara
TalkSPORT pundit Jamie O’Hara be꧂lieves England superstar Jude Bellingham🍨 “is the closest thing” the Three Lions have had to Steven Gerrard.
Making just his fourth England start, the 1ꦫ8-year-old impressed in last night𝕴’s 3-0 win against Ivory Coast and showcased the frightening array of qualities he possesses.

The Borussia Dortꦍmund midfielder is yet to taste defeat in Gareth Southgate’s side and the friendly against ‘The Elephants’ was his 12th🎀 senior international cap.
The former Birmingham City youngster was awarded man of the match f🦋or his display at Wembley and it was little wonder given his impressive performance.
O’Hara raves about Jude Bellingham

Playing alongside Declan Rice, the box-to-box midfielder was unlucky not to sc𝓡ore his first England goal and break the deadlock.
Following some neat interplay with Raꦬheem Sterling, Bellingham’s effort was deflected ꦍon to the post by the Ivory Coast goalkeeper.
Such a raw tal♔ent, Bellingham plays with real imagination and brings an element of risk to his game which highlights the self-belief he possesses.
Alongside his phenomenal physical attr𓃲ibutes, Bellingham has dazzling footwork and has a real thirst for contributing to his team’s goalscoring threat.

Speaking on , Jason♏ Cundy labelledꦦ Bellingham a ‘Rolls Royce’.
But former Totꦰtenham ﷽midfielder O’Hara couldn’t help but draw comparisons with Bellingham to Liverpool legend Gerrard.
O’Hara said: “I think he’s the closest 𒈔thing we’ve (England) had to Steven Gerrard.
“Steven Gerraℱrd is unbelievable and he’s not at that level yet, but I fe♓el Jude Bellingham has got that something about him.”

report that Jurgen Klopp h🔯as for Bellingham. But they face waiting until summer 2023 and will have to splash out the cash to sign the teenager.
The Bundesliga giants’ hier♔archy value Bellingham in excess of €1⛄00m (£84.5m).
But following꧃ O’Hara’s comments it seems that Jude Bellingham could be the man to follow in Steven Gerrard’s footsteps and potentially be that driving force in the engine room for both Liverpool and England in♕ the future.