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Three talking points ahead of Barcelona vs Borussia Dortmund | UEFA Champions League .

It has been several years since Barcelona produced a team capable of winning the world. This year, Hansi Flick has brewed something unique. With just over two months to go in the season, Barcelona is legitimately in contention for La Liga, the UEFA Champions League, and the Copa del Rey. They are one game away from winning the cup, and if they defeat Real Madrid in the crucial Clasico next month, they will almost certainly win La Liga. As a result, the UEFA Champions League is the competition in which they are furthest away from winning the trophy. There is still a lot of work to be done in the European championship, and Barcelona will meet Borussia Dortmund in the quarterfinals. The first of two legs against Niko Kovac's team will take place tonight in Catalonia, with the second slated for next week. Flick's team comes into the game off a draw against Real Betis and will be eager to bounce back to winning ways in the league. Barça Universal presents you three talkin...
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Jude Bellingham discloses when he may leave Real Madrid.


Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham has stated that he sees himself playing for the Spanish club for "the next ten or fifteen years."

Most of Europe's best coveted Bellingham in the summer of 2023, and he eventually chose to leave Borussia Dortmund and join Real Madrid in a deal worth an initial €103 million. He has delivered on that price tag, lately scoring a crucial goal to assist his team defeat Real Sociedad and advance to the Copa del Rey final.

There have been rumors that Manchester City is considering an aggressive bid for Bellingham, and while the rumors looked farfetched in the first place, the England international has now flatly denied the possibility of leaving Madrid.

"I'm happy in Madrid, and I think I'll be playing in white for the next ten or 15 years," Bellingham told the media.


Bellingham, still only 21, has virtually promised fans that he intends to spend the rest of his career with Madrid. He will be 32 years old in the summer of 2035, and staying for another five years would push him over his 37th birthday.

According to MARCA, Bellingham has astounded Madrid officials with the amount of effort he puts in, both on and off the game, to accept his role as an important player for Los Blancos.

Bellingham, seen as a "pillar" of Carlo Ancelotti's club, is under contract with Madrid until 2029 and is expected to be joined in Spain by close pal Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is said to have decided to quit Liverpool and move to the Bernabeu on a free transfer.
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