Sunderland told what stance to take on Jobe Bellingham with fresh price tag claim

Sunderland told what stance to take on Jobe Bellingham with fresh price tag claim

Journalist Michael Graham has advised Sunderland on how to handle Jobe Bellingham in light of Crystal Palace’s interest.

This summer, Crystal Palace has made Jobe Bellingham, an 18-year-old midfielder for Sunderland,

a top target as they attempt to replace Michael Olise.

The former Reading prospect is headed to Bayern Munich,

and Palace is expected to scout the Championship once more for a developing player.

In the past, the Eagles signed players from the Championship such Olise, Eberechi Eze, and Adam Wharton.

However, it appears that a move for Bellingham is proving to be a little more challenging,

as Sunderland has previously turned down proposals from Crystal Palace this summer.

After Bellingham moved for £3 million from Birmingham City last summer,

it is rumored that Sunderland will only sell Bellingham for £20 million this summer.

Michael Graham has now rendered a decision on the subject,

indicating a revised and possibly significantly higher fee for the England U20 player.

Sunderland’s owners have received recognition for their refusal to sell players at the first hint of Premier League interest. They were asked what position to take on Jobe Bellingham in light of Crystal Palace’s interest.

Jack Clarke’s trade value increased when the club turned down proposals for him from teams like Burnley in the summer.

Following another outstanding season for Clarke in the Championship,

Graham has pushed Sunderland to proceed similarly with Bellingham this summer.

Graham has speculated that, should Bellingham perform better in the Championship the next season,

his value might range from £30 to £40 million.

Given their ties to Crystal Palace, can Sunderland reasonably demand £40 million for Jobe Bellingham?
Crystal Palace is demonstrating that they are extremely astute transfer market players,

having great success making purchases in the Championship.

However, Palace prefers to sign second-tier players for no more than £20 million,

so if Bellingham were to rise to the £30–40 million mark next summer,

a top team would probably be the one to take him.

This summer, he was connected to Tottenham Hotspur.

They previously paid £40 million for James Maddison while he was technically a Championship player with Leicester City last summer, so if Bellingham has another outstanding season the next time around,

they might be more willing to part with that price.

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