Liverpool fans have once again made their stance on Jude Bellingham clear, as the player's latest performance for England has only sparked more demand.
The 18-year-old started in midfield alongside Jordan Henderson and Trent Alexander-Arnold as the Three Lions beat Andorra 4-0 at Wembley on Sunday.
Henderson captained England for the World Cup qualifier and shared a post on Instagram after the game, saying: "Job done and great to be back at Wembley."
Bellingham commented a flame and 'captain' emoji, which hundreds of Reds responded to with one request - come to Liverpool.
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One supporter said: "Come to Liverpool, we're waiting for you."
Another said: "A future Liverpool player in the making."
One replied: "You know you can play with him [Henderson] at club level too in January..."
Plenty of supporters on Twitter echoed that sentiment as one tweeted: "I need to see Jude Bellingham in a Liverpool kit."
Another shared: "Can see why Birmingham retired the shirt of Bellingham now… boy is class and will be even better in a couple of years! Liverpool should be all over him."
The midfielder joined Borussia Dortmund in July last year and became the most expensive 17-year-old in football history with a transfer fee upwards of £25m.
His former club Birmingham City decided to retire the number 22 shirt following his departure in order to honour 'one of their own and to inspire others'.
Bellingham has, in the past, commented on former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, saying he is the only player past or present he would 'swap shirts with'.
Dortmund will likely demand a significant fee to part ways with the England international and he certainly won't be short of options, if he decides to join a Premier League side.
Liverpool fans remain hopeful they'll get to see Henderson and Bellingham link up in a Red shirt one day, as well as the England shirt.
