Jude Bellingham is likely to leave Borussia Dortmund for Real Madrid in the upcoming transfer window.
According to Marca, Bellingham is expected to sign a contract with Real Madrid till 2029.
The Spanish giants could close Bellingham’s signing for €100 to €120m, which is likely to include hefty commission payments.
Earlier, Borussia Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl said that the Bundesliga club are still to receive any approaches for Bellingham.
Kehl had said that the club wants to hold onto English teen star Bellingham "for a long time".
Bellingham, 19, has already captained Dortmund, and an impressive World Cup in Qatar last year has several of Europe´s biggest clubs queueing up to secure his services.
Speaking with Sky Germany, Kehl said "there have been no inquiries at the moment" for the "irreplaceable" midfielder.
"If you saw him last weekend, with the focus and the passion that he has on the pitch (you´d see) that he is irreplaceable for us at the moment."
Kehl said that Dortmund hope to keep Bellingham, but could not promise he will stay.
"From a sporting perspective, I would be thrilled if the boy would stay and would stay a long time at Borussia Dortmund.
"But I can´t predict how the situation will develop over the next few months."
Kehl refused to speculate on reports in the German press that Dortmund had offered to make Bellingham the club´s best-paid player in order to keep him at the club.
"The lad is totally focused on football, on Dortmund," he insisted.
Bellingham, who is considered one of the best young midfielders in the world, has also been linked with the likes of Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United in the past.
During the FIFA World Cup, Bellingham received massive from former footballers and pundits.
Former England defender Jamie Carragher said: "To be captain of a club the size of Borussia Dortmund at the age of 19 as a young foreign player in Germany shows you how they feel about him.
"I think Bellingham and Declan Rice are going to be the mainstays in England's midfield for the next two or three tournaments. The two of them will be vying with each other over the next couple of years to see who is the next captain of England."