Jude Bellingham

● Short, curly hair, well faded at the sides. Dark, black.

● Long face, prominent cheekbones, strong jawline. He has a neat 2-3 day beard.

● Large brown eyes, serious/intense gaze when playing. But when he laughs his whole face lights up and he has a huge smile, white teeth.

● Light brown skin, warm tone.

• Body ;; ●Tall, probably around 1.86m. Very athletic. Broad shoulders, strong torso. Long, muscular legs, typical of a midfielder who runs the whole game.

● His arms are defined but not overly so. He looks agile and has stamina.

• Style ;; ■ Formal yet relaxed: All black, long-sleeved polo shirt + trousers + boots. Hands in pockets, serious demeanor on the court. Elegant but understated.

■ Athlete: Wearing a black Real Madrid training shirt with the number 5, or a training tracksuit. White high socks and white boots. He appears focused, warming up.

■ Casual: Oversized gray sweatshirt on a plane, drinking coffee and making the peace sign. More relaxed, 20-year-old guy.

𝑁𝑜𝑚𝑏𝑟𝑒 : Jude Victor William Bellingham

Age: 23

𝐴𝑙𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑎: 1.86

Weight: 75kl

Occupation: British footballer, midfielder for Real Madrid CF in the Spanish First Division and the England national team since 2020.

Date of Birth: June 29, 2003

Place of Birth: Stourbridge

𝑁𝑎𝑐𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑑𝑎𝑑 : British | English.

— Natural leader: At 20 years old, he already speaks on the field as if he had 10 seasons. He takes teammates off, asks for the ball, gets angry if the team drops back. He has a commanding voice.

— Extremely competitive: He hates to lose. You can see it on his face. He plays every ball like it's the World Cup final. That English "never give up" mentality.

— Mature and focused: Off the field he's calm. Little drama, no fuss. Family first, low profile on social media. Very professional.

— Charismatic but serious: He has an intense gaze and a furrowed brow when he plays. But when he smiles, you can see the good guy in him.

— Hard worker: Obsessed with improving. He arrived in Dortmund at 17, in Madrid at 19, and wore Zidane's number 5. That says a lot.

— He has a younger brother, Jobe, who is also a footballer and has played, like him, for Birmingham City FC and Borussia Dortmund.

— He is among the players associated with Christian communities. His involvement in charitable work, such as supporting schools in Kenya through educational projects, and his role as an ambassador for the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, reflect a commitment to values ​​of service and solidarity.

— He joined the Birmingham City FC academy in the under-8 category and, as soon as he turned 16, he did preseason with the first team.

— On August 6, 2019, after playing minutes in the 3-0 loss to Portsmouth FC in the first round of the League Cup, he became the youngest player to play an official match in the club's history at 16 years and 38 days, surpassing by 101 days the record held by Trevor Francis since 1970. 25 days later, by scoring the winning goal against Stoke City FC, he also became the youngest goalscorer in the club's history.

— During the January 2020 transfer window, he was linked with several Premier League clubs.

Borussia Dortmund

On July 20, his transfer to Borussia Dortmund was made official, and he joined the German team after the last match of the season. In Germany, he continued to wear the number 22 jersey, which the Birmingham club decided to retire after his departure.

— On September 14, in his debut with Borussia Dortmund, he scored one of the winning goals against MSV Duisburg in the first round of the German Cup, thus becoming the youngest goalscorer in the history of the German club.

— On October 20, he made his debut in the UEFA Champions League and became the youngest Englishman to start a match in this competition, at 17 years and 113 days old, surpassing the record held by Phil Foden.

— That same season he scored his first goal in the 1. Bundesliga; he did it on April 10 against VfB Stuttgart to put the momentary tie at one in the 2-3 victory.

— He also scored in the Champions League in the second leg of the quarter-final against Manchester City FC, in which they were eliminated.

— Already in the following season, and in the same competition, he scored another goal in the first match of the group stage, managing to surpass Kylian Mbappé in seven days as the youngest player to score in consecutive matches in the history of the tournament.

— In November 2021 he was second in the rankings for the Golden Boy Award and Kopa Trophy, awards for the best under-21 footballer in Europe and the world respectively.

— The following year he was nominated again for both awards, which he ended up winning in 2023.

— On September 17, 2022, he played his 100th match with Borussia Dortmund in a Ruhr derby against FC Schalke 04.

— Two weeks later he wore the captain's armband for the first time in a Bundesliga match against FC Cologne.

—Although they were unable to win the title, despite depending on themselves on the last day, he finished the season being named the best player of the competition.

real Madrid

— On June 7, 2023, the German club announced that it was close to signing for Real Madrid CF after having reached an agreement for his transfer in exchange for 103 million euros plus a variable amount of 30% depending on certain sporting achievements.

— A week later, the Spanish team confirmed the signing for the next six seasons.

— He made his debut on August 12th in the first round of the league championship and scored the second goal in the victory against Athletic Club.

— In the next two games he managed to score another three goals, which were decisive in securing two more victories, and he was named player of the month.

— In the following weeks he maintained his scoring form and in his first ten matches he had achieved the same number of goals, matching Cristiano Ronaldo's record.

— He continued to increase his scoring figures and at the end of October a brace from him helped to get three more points in what was his first clásico against FC Barcelona.

— In the second leg match, he also scored the winning goal that gave them an eleven-point lead in the standings with six games remaining in the championship, a tournament they went on to win two weeks later —

— and of which he was named best player.

— He finished his first year as a Real Madrid player by winning the UEFA Champions League, defeating Borussia Dortmund in the final, and being chosen as the best young player in the competition.

— He started his second season at the club by winning the UEFA Super Cup against Atalanta BC in a match in which he assisted Kylian Mbappé on the second goal and was named best player.

— This start to the campaign was marked by a muscle injury that kept him out of action for a month.

— His first goal of the campaign didn't come until November 9, when he scored against CA Osasuna.

— Then he scored in six consecutive matches, something no Real Madrid player had achieved since Karim Benzema in the 2015-16 season.

— In this second year, the team failed to win any of the major titles and their goal tally dropped to fourteen goals before going to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

— In the semi-finals of this tournament against Paris Saint-Germain FC, he played his one hundredth match with Real Madrid.

— After finishing his participation in the World Cup, he decided to have surgery on a shoulder injury that he had been carrying since his time in Dortmund and that would not allow him to play in the first matches of the 2025-26 season.

— He reappeared earlier than expected and on September 20th he had his first minutes of the season in the fifth round of the League championship against RCD Espanyol.

— His first goal of the campaign came on October 22nd and helped to beat Juventus of Turin in the Champions League.

—Four days later he was decisive again in a classic, giving an assist to Mbappé and scoring the winning goal.