Hey Jude, Jude Bellingham

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Name

 

Jude Bellingham

 

Birth

 

29th June 2003

 

 

belong

 

National team : England

Club : Real Madrid

 

Position

 

Midfielder

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If asked to name one player who is currently showing the most outstanding form,

I would choose Jude Bellingham.

 

He began to stand out from a young age, playing for the Birmingham City which is the English Championship league team.

Even at the tender age of 17, he managed to command an unbelievable transfer fee of 28 million euros for a second-tier league player, leaving a lasting impact on the team until he permanently departed.

Dortmund, which made a significant investment in the 17-year-old, had no regrets about this decision.

He became a starter immediately upon transferring.

In the Bundesliga, which consists of a total of 34 rounds,

Bellingham played 29, 32, and 31 matches in the three seasons he was with Dortmund.

And his next destination is none other than his current team, Real Madrid.

With a massive amount of 100 million euros paid to Dortmund,

(Dortmund ultimately made a profit of 70 million euros through Bellingham...)

Embraced by the arms of the European giants,

He is currently showcasing a performance that could deem him as one of the world's best players.

 

 

At Real Madrid, he currently plays in the attacking midfielder position,

but in reality, Bellingham is capable of covering the entire midfield area, including central midfield.

 

When he emerged at Birmingham City, his position was a central midfielder,

and the same held true at Dortmund.

 

At the moment, Bellingham's most prominent strength is considered to be his clutch ability.

After transferring to Real Madrid,

he has managed to score 17 goals and provide 5 assists in just 23 games.

He is displaying an incredible pace, contributing to almost one attacking point per game.

 

Let's not forget, Bellingham is a midfielder.

 

His mental strength is equally impressive.

 

Playing as a starting player for the world's top club at the age of 20 undoubtedly comes with significant mental pressure.

Thousands of fans watching from the stands, and online, hundreds of times more people paying attention to his every move.

 

In such a situation, being able to maximize his performance is commendable from a mental standpoint.

 

In addition to that, there are numerous other strengths.

No, it might be more accurate to say that weaknesses are hard to find.

Off-the-ball movement, work rate, physicality, battling for the ball, on-the-ball skills, defensive contributions – he seems to excel in every aspect.

 

While he might not be considered a perfect player,

he can be described as an all-around player.

He fits the description commonly referred to as a box-to-box midfielder.

 

Up until now, the player that came closest to my idea of completeness was Luka Modric,

a senior player at Real Madrid.

Thinking about Modric in his prime, he truly seemed to have no weaknesses.

Whether it was covering ground, work rate, defense, attack, passing, shooting, vision, and more – as a midfielder, or even as a football player in general, he possessed all the qualities that one should have.

 

Now, I see that same quality in Bellingham.

 

If he continues to display this form, he could undoubtedly aim for the next Ballon d'Or,

and looking ahead, the number of additional trophies he could add to his career with the England national team and Real Madrid seems more like a question of quantity than possibility.