Jude Bellingham is a superstar. We knew that already – you don’t get a €100m move to Real Madrid unless you already are, but any fears it might take him a while to adjust and to find his feet have been dismissed within 3 games.
He’s scorer 4 goals in those games, all of them vital. Tonight’s late winner was not only worth 2 points, it was the goal of a leader. That’s a quite astonishing achievement for a man barely into his 20s, given how we’ve seen the pressure of playing at the Bernabeu ruin far more experienced and decorated players in the past.
Bellingham’s whole career, from his first minutes as a teenager at Birmingham, have pointed towards the heights of the very greatest. This was the moment where he was expected to slow his trajectory. Instead, he seems to be accelerating.
That’s fantastic news for Madrid – and terrible news for everyone else in La Liga.
Great game Real great game Jude come back Vinicius we need you Hala Madrid.
“Tonight’s late winner was not only worth 2 points”.
HeIl, maybe even 3.
You do know that victories give 3 points in football, right?
To M.C.
You know you get 1 point for a draw, right? They had the 1 point in the bag for 0 – 0, so his goal added 2 points. Ergo, his goal is worth 2 points.
Learn to read all comments before posting and making a fool of yourself.
Without his goal it would have been 1 point. So 3 minus 1 equals 2 points – the amount of points gained through Bellingham‘s goal.
“Without his goal it would have been 1 point”.
There are no guarantees that Celta wouldnt have scored a goal if youd like to speak theoretically.
What is guaranteed is that the goal ended up giving all 3 points and if it did, thats how it should be written.
fantastic team spirit halas Madrid