JUDE BELLINGHAM scored his latest stunning goal as Real Madrid drew at Real Betis on Saturday.
And after the game, the England star stunned his opponents with a classy gesture.
Bellingham had given Carlo Ancelotti’s side a 53rd minute lead, chesting the ball down and slotting beyond goalkeeper Rui Silva.
He then performed his trademark celebration, raising both arms aloft.
After receiving some stick from one fan in particular, Bellingham responded by blowing a kiss at them.
Betis equalised 13 minutes later via Aitor Ruibal with the game going on to finish 1-1.
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During the match, several opposition players had approached Bellingham to ask for his shirt.
As the game concluded Bellingham headed back towards the tunnel without having given his top away.
Betis players expected that their chance had gone, accepting that none of them were going to get their hands on the 20-year-old’s much-coveted shirt.
They were wrong, however, as Bellingham made sure not to disappoint anyone.
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Around 20 minutes after the game he approached Betis’ dressing room armed with three of his match shirts.
According to Spanish paper Marca he gave them away to those that had asked.
He then stayed to chat about the game, showing grace and humility despite his superstar status.
Bellingham has already scored 12 goals in 14 LaLiga appearances, in addition to four in four in the Champions League.
The Real Madrid talisman is set to take on Union Berlin in the Champions League this evening.
Ahead of the game he was described as an “alien” by Union veteran Leonardo Bonucci.
The former Juventus star said: “[Bellingham is] an alien. I am very surprised. Not because of the quality, as was known. Because of how a 20-year-old boy has adapted to a team like Real Madrid.
“That takes time. He, like few greats, has not needed it. That’s why he’s an alien. His maturity at 20-years-old is impressive. He is clearly a Ballon d’Or candidate in the coming years.
“The young people who call the place of the two non-earthlings of recent years are already arriving.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
