Dortmund’s Haaland and Bellingham have piqued the interest of Manchester United, City, and Liverpool

Marco Rose, the coach of Borussia Dortmund, has stated that he will do everything possible to keep Jude Bellingham and Erling Braut Haaland at the Bundesliga club, despite the fact that the young stars have attracted the attention of Europe’s top clubs after forming an impressive partnership.

Dortmund, who are currently in third place in Germany’s top flight, face Union Berlin on Sunday, looking to extend their four-match winning streak, which includes a 2-1 Champions League victory over Besiktas on Wednesday, in which Bellingham was named man-of-the-match.

The England midfielder, who turned 18 in June, scored the game’s first goal with a brilliant finish before waltzing through the defense to set up Haaland, 21, for his 21st Champions League goal in 17 games.

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Haaland’s contract expires in 2024, a year before Bellingham’s, but both are targets for Europe’s top clubs, prompting Rose to be asked about transfer speculation on numerous occasions.

According to reports, Manchester United, Liverpool, and Manchester City are all interested in signing Haaland and Bellingham next summer.

“We currently have two boys (Haaland and Bellingham) playing for us… Everything else is just rumors,” Rose explained.

“I will do everything I can to keep them,” Rose added, pondering whether to “tie them down” to new contracts.
Haaland has 66 goals in 66 games for Dortmund, but his contract has a release clause that kicks in next year, allowing him to leave for 75 million euros ($88 million).

Dortmund are reportedly considering Chelsea striker Timo Werner as a replacement, according to Sport Bild.

If Wolfsburg wins their fifth game in a row at home against Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday, they will remain in first place.

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Second-placed Bayern Munich are favorites to beat Bochum at home in their first meeting since 2009/10, fresh off a midweek Champions League win at Barcelona.
Bayern are boosted by the news that Leon Goretzka and Joshua Kimmich, both of Germany’s midfielders, have extended their contracts.

Bochum coach Thomas Reis says his team has been “waiting 11 years for a game like this,” but the visitors must rebound from recent losses to Hertha Berlin and Cologne to avoid a humiliating defeat at the Allianz Arena.

the backside Greuther Fuerth would be content to win ugly on Friday against Hertha Berlin, the team they displaced from the bottom of the table.