Jude Bellingham spoke flawless Spanish during Real Madrid’s LaLiga victory celebrations and offered a rallying cry ahead of the Champions League final versus Borussia Dortmund.
The superstar had a great debut season at the Bernabeu, winning the league title on his first attempt and won the Spanish Suρer Cup.
Bellingham, who joined the club this summer in a deal that might cost £113 million, scored 22 goals and provided 10 assists as Madrid cruised to victory.
But Carlo Ancelotti’s side isn’t done yet; they’ve also secured a spot in another huge European final against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium.
Before the game in London, Madrid put on an eye-catching display for their LaLiga celebrations, parading around the city on a bus.
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Jude Bellingham spoke in fluent Spanish during Real Madrid’s LaLiga title celebrations
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The midfielder issued a rallying appeal to the crowd ahead of the Champions League final.They then assembled on a balcony overlooking the Cibeles Fountain, where thousands of white-clad fans cheered for the winning team.Several players took advantage of the opportunity to address the crowd with a microphone, including Bellingham, who has been learning Spanish since arriving.
Vinicius Junior was seen chuckling next to him, but to everyone’s amazement, Bellingham proceeded to deliver his address in nearly perfect Spanish.
‘Many thanks for your support and affection this season,’ he expressed.
‘We have one more important game at Wembley. We are going to win. Come on, Madrid.
After concluding his statement, Bellingham raised both arms high, a goal celebration that has swiftly been associated with the midfielder.
Luka Modric also stepped to the microphone, stating, “Thank you for coming here to celebrate this day… I hope to see you again in June.
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The superstar has enjoyed a sensational debut season in Madrid and could win three trophies
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Bellingham held both arms aloft following his remarks, a celebration he is now associated with.
Madrid won La Liga with four games to spare last weekend, mercilessly reclaiming the trophy from their fierce rivals Barcelona.
Their celebrations were postponed, however, so that they could focus on defeating Bayern Munich in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final.
Carlo Ancelotti took center stage again during the parade, this time smoking a cigar and wearing sunglasses, a replay of his antics from Madrid’s party in 2022.
Madrid has only lost one league game this season, defeated Barcelona in both Clasicos, and has scored more goals and conceded fewer than any other top-flight team.