The midfielder arrived at the club's training ground on Monday for the first time since he joined from Borussia Dortmund in a transfer worth £88 million ($110m).
The 19-year-old finished last season with a knee injury, which kept him out of England's Euro 2024 qualifying matches earlier in the summer. Despite his insistence to Marca that he is "ready to play" and that his knee is in "perfect condition", he may have to wait to make his first appearance for the club.
Bellingham will travel to the United States with his team-mates as they commence their pre-season tour later this month, but he is expected to sit out their first two matches, against AC Milan and Manchester United. Instead, AS claims he will likely make his debut when they face Barcelona in Dallas on July 29.
The Spanish giants have begun training with several first-team members and will begin their tour of the United States with a match against Milan on July 24.
Source: goal.com