Liverpool fans say the same thing as Bellingham spotted with Alexander-Arnold

Both were in attendance at Chris Brown's concert, as speculation continues over Bellingham's Borussia Dortmund future.

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The 19-year-old has been heavily-linked with a move to Liverpool, and remains the priority for both the club and Jurgen Klopp.

It has recently been suggested the Reds may have to look elsewhere given the financial might of both Manchester City and Real Madrid.

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That, though, has certainly not put off hopeful Liverpool fans, who remain optimistic the Bundesliga and England star will be donning a red shirt next season.

One fan said: "I swear if he doesn't come to Liverpool I will start a revolution against FSG."

Another wrote: "Agent Hendo and Trent should learn from Agent VVD who got the Gakpo deal done and nobody even knew until we declared the signing."

A third said: "Yes, he's man marking the man off the pitch."

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Whilst another hopeful fan stated: "Fenway, get your checkbook out this summer."

Alexander-Arnold and Bellingham's blossoming bromance was on show throughout the World Cup, and the duo also seen sitting together whilst enjoying a meal.

Both have since been seen watching American singer Chris Brown at London's O2 Arena, who is currently in the middle of a European tour.

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Dortmund are in no obligation to sell Bellingham who is under contract until 2025.

The club are understood to be holding out for £110million, with Liverpool along with Man City and Real Madrid both keen.

Should he move back to his homeland, it will likely be for a British record transfer fee, eclipsing the £106.8m Chelsea paid Benfica for World Cup star Enzo Fernandez.

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Manchester United have also since joined the race for the Stourbridge-born teenager, according to The Daily Telegraph.

Bellingham, who has made 168 appearances in all competitions for his current German employers, whilst clocking up 22 international caps for England, is expected to make a decision over his future in the coming weeks.