A detailed twitter threat has given Manchester United fans a unique insight into the attributes of transfer target Jude Bellingham.
Bellingham played 70 minutes on his return to action as Birmingham earned a goalless draw against promotion hopefuls West Brom in the Championship on Saturday afternoon.
The 16-year-old has earned recognition for his impressive performances in the second division this term; he has made 26 starts in the league and many have already identified the youngster as a generational talent.
Unsurprisingly, Bellingham has been linked with a move away from St Andrews this summer with Borussia Dortmund and United reportedly chasing his signature.
Manchester Evening News report that United’s interest in the teenager became apparent in January, but no formal offer was made.
He has since been given a tour of the club’s Carrington training facility as part of the club’s charm offensive in luring him to Old Trafford.
But Dortmund have also been credited with an interest represent United’s main competition for Bellingham’s signature. The Bundesliga giants have a good reputation for developing young talent and are said to be favourites in the race to sign him.
While many United fans are excited about the prospect of seeing Bellingham at United, they may also concede that they have actually watched very little of the youngster.
But a twitter thread posted on Saturday has allowed us to learn a lot more about the teenager. Bellingham is a versatile midfielder that thrives in a box-to-box role.
Despite being such a young age, he is a physically imposing player who uses his aggression to his advantage.
Bellingham can also operate on either flank and uses his impressive dribbling ability to ease past opposition defenders.
Read the fascinating thread below, published by the WonderScouting twitter account with credit to TotalFootballAnalysis:
https://twitter.com/WonderScouting/status/1274401225258254337
https://twitter.com/WonderScouting/status/1274401230979293187
https://twitter.com/WonderScouting/status/1274401249182601217
https://twitter.com/WonderScouting/status/1274401268568596481
https://twitter.com/WonderScouting/status/1274401275128545281
https://twitter.com/WonderScouting/status/1274401281080201218
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