During Real Madrid’s victory over Napoli, Jude Bellingham finally broke the seemingly insurmountable records that Cristiano Ronaldo and Di Stefano had set for the club.

The remarkable scoring numbers that Jude Bellingham has achieved despite the fact that he plays the position of midfielder have led to comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo. A mere fifteen games into his time with Real Madrid, the English player, who is only twenty years old, has already eclipsed both the Portuguese superstar and Alfredo Di Stefano.

The player known as “Number 5” is a well-rounded player who always makes an effort to support the defense and also actively approaches the opponent’s penalty area. He possesses the requisite agility and composure to score goals with ease. Every single one of these factors explains why Bellingham was able to score 14 goals and make four assists after the first 15 matches that they defended the white shirt.

Bellingham scored a header for Real Madrid against Napoli

The aforementioned accomplishment is superior to that of Cristiano Ronaldo, who set a record by scoring 13 goals in the first 15 matches in the club’s history. This feat is ranked higher than those of Di Stefano (13), Pruden (13) and Puskas (11).

 

Bellingham continued to dance on the pitch to score another goal in Real Madrid’s Champions League victory over Napoli last night, leaving all of the legends of Los Blancos behind. Real Madrid advanced to the next round of the competition with a 4-2 victory. While Karim Benzema, Kylian Mbappe, and Erling Haaland are the other three players who have scored ten goals in the European Cup before the age of 21, he is one of the four players who have accomplished this feat.

Bellingham has 14 goals in his first 15 matches for Real Madrid

Bellingham was able to take advantage of David Alaba’s great pass from the edge of the penalty box in order to produce a brilliant header that was able to defeat Alex Meret, who was the goalkeeper for Napoli. It was because to this goal that he became the first player in the history of the Champions League to score in his first four meetings with Real Madrid. He surpassed Christian Karembeu, who had scored in his first three matches in 1998.

Bellingham is aiming for Raul’s record

Bellingham is now aiming to break another record that is now held by Raul Gonzalez, another legendary player for Real Madrid. With six goals scored during the 1995–1996 Champions League season, the former striker is the only player under the age of 21 to have scored more goals than Bellingham in the same Champions League season for Real Madrid. This season was the 1995–1996 season.