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Liverpool prefer to sign ‘world class’ midfielder before Mason Mount – journalist
Journalist Dean Jones has had his say on Liverpool’s interest in Borussia Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham ♔and Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount ahead of this summer’s transfer window.
Jurgen Klopp’s side have had a shocking campaign so far. They are eighth in the Premier League table and have one foot out💛 of the Champions League following their 5-2 hammering at the hands of Real Madrid.
The summer transfer window is a crucial one for Liverpool and midfield remains their priority. Bellingh♛am and Mount have both been heavily linked with a move to Anfield.

Liverpool prefer to sign Jude Bellingham before Mason Mount
Liverpool definitely need more🐟 than one midfielder this summer.
18-year-old Stefan Bajcetic has been thꩲeir best midfielder this season – that should tell you all you need to know about how desperate the Reds are for reinforcements in the middle of the park.
Jude Bellingham is a name that has been linked with a move to Liverpool for over a year now, while Mason Mount‘s contract situation a♏t Chelsea has made him an attractive option for Klopp’s side.
Jones had his say on the two𝓀 players linked with a move to Anfield, and he thinks Bellingham still remains the priority for Liverpool.
He told : “With Mount, I feel like Liv🦩erpool have gᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚot a few players that are kind of similar to him.
“Bellingham, I completely understand, so I’d still say that Bellingham is much more of a priority but that they would want to be involved in the Ma𓄧son Mount conversation.”

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It is no surprise that Beಌllingh💖am still remains Liverpool’s top target.
The Englishman, branded as a ‘world-class‘ player, is arguably the best midfielder oᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚf his age in the world. He could be a game-changer for Liverpool in the middle of the park, and the Reds should do everything they possibly can to sign him.
However, Klopp’s men are really struggling this season. There⛦’s a chance they may even miss💮 out on qualifying for the Champions League, which would be a humongous blow.
If that happens, will Bellingham still fancy a move to Anfield? Only tꦺime will tell!
