JUDE BELLINGHAM cut a bandage off his arm after starring in England’s win over Senegal.
The Three Lions defeated the African champions 3-0 to seal a meeting with France in the World Cup quarter-final.
Bellingham was outstanding once again as he produced the assist for Jordan Henderson’s opener and started the move for the second goal with some stunning play.
The 19-year-old was substituted in the second half to save his legs for the next round, but he was still busy as he sat on the bench.
Bellingham cut a bandage off his upper left arm as he sat next to Trent Alexander-Arnold on the bench.
The Borussia Dortmund star fiddled around with a pair of scissors before eventually managing to tear the material off.
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Gareth Southgate will hope the midfielder is in tip-top shape after he once again impressed against Senegal.
Bellingham was showered with praise by Gary Lineker and Roy Keane but missed out on the player of match award to Harry Kane.
Lineker tweeted: “Goodness me, Jude Bellingham is unbelievably good.
“He’s the leader in this team. His parents must be so proud. Love him.”
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Keane said of the youngster: “He’s going to be a superstar that kid.”
England superfan and SunSport columnist Piers Morgan said: “Only 19… but already looks a world-class footballer on the ultimate world stage.
“Take a bow, Jude Bellingham.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
