Jack Grealish agreed with Pep Guardiola’s assessment of the dream.

After demonstrating his generational skill while playing for England in the World Cup, Jude Bellingham doesn’t require an introduction.

When Bellingham, 19, decides to leave Borussia Dortmund, Manchester City is said to be yearning to be front and center. Bellingham started all five games and was a bright star in Qatar. In light of such worldwide coming-of-age demonstrations, it may happen sooner rather than later.

It wasn’t entirely unexpected to see Bellingham grab the lead. As the narrative proceeds from Birmingham to Dortmund and then to Manchester or Madrid, he has long been predicted to reach the top.

Simply put, Bellingham is the center of the football universe, and during the last few weeks, both on and off the field, he has become more influential. Pep Guardiola has waxed poetic about his ideal acquisition a few times, and Jack Grealish has subsequently corroborated that hypothesis. He could, one day, bring it home.

Guardiola was impressed with Bellingham during their Champions League encounter this year. The 19-year-old scored at the Etihad Stadium, although in a losing effort, and stood out for his composed performance. Despite his youth, he has also worn the armband of Dortmund captain on several occasions this season.

The city manager of Bellingham said in September that it wasn’t simply about quality and talents, which everyone was aware of. It concerns the whole bundle.