Harman: The British also said Dortmund spent too much money on Bellingham, and he is now a little anxious to achieve success.

In an interview recently, German celebrity Harman bluntly stated that Dortmund spent too much money on Job Bellingham's transfer, and pointed out that the players are now a little too eager to achieve success.

Dortmund's new player Job Bellingham has not met expectations so far, but has only created headlines off the court. Did Dortmund spend too much money on him? Harman's answer to this is clear: "Yes."

Harman explained: "I talked to some people in Great Britain who think Dortmund has paid too much for him. Of course, time will tell, but he is really struggling at the moment. But let's not forget that he is just 19 years old."

Dortmund sports director Kyle himself once explained that due to the strong financial resources of the English club, they can "no pain" when trading, which may make it more difficult to sign Bellingham Jr. In addition, Frankfurt, a rival in the same league at the time, also raised the transfer fee in this battle.

Harman went on to say: "There are some headlines about Job Bellingham, but they are all because of the wrong reasons. People compare him with his brother. The expectations are high, very high, and may be too high. He may be a little too eager for success at the moment."

After joining, Bellingham Jr. only scored one goal against Mamelodi at the sunset of the Club World Cup, and then performed mediocrely. The 19-year-old has little presence in Dortmund's first two league games of the season.

Instead, the midfielder made headlines only off-court: After a first-round league draw against St. Pauli, sports director Kyle and Bellingham Jr.'s father had a "emotional conversation" in front of the door of the locker room in Dortmund.

The father criticized the coach's decision to replace his son too early in the game. Although the incident has calmed down after an internal apology, it remains to be seen how this incident will continue to affect Bellingham Jr.'s competitive state.

However, Bellingham Jr. made at least good use of the recent national team game interval: in England's U21 against Kazakhstan's U21, he appeared as captain and scored a goal that locked in a 2-0 victory.