Bellingham: “I try to connect with the fans while I’m playing”

Jude Bellingham He assured in an interview with sports in the sky fulfilling his dreams as a footballer. “I wake up and I have to pinch myself when I play with England at Wembley or with Madrid at the Bernabéu. I have never dreamed this earlybut I am grateful to everyone who shared my path,” he noted.

The English star of Real Madrid, who has just recovered from defeat England at Wembley with a goal in a friendly match Belgium With the last breath that meant the final 2-2, he was happy with the way this season was going. He became the merengue top scorer with 20 goals this season.

“I try to go out on the field to do my job and help the team win games. People like my style of play. I’m moving with the ball and that’s good. I try to connect with the fans while I play. I want the fans to feel like I’m a fan playing and representing them, because in the end that’s what it’s all about. If they can look at me and see someone they can see themselves in and support us, then that helps lift the team up as well. And your support means a lot to us, more than you know. “When the country is positive, the players are positive and the fans are positive, the team will play better,” he said.

In his adaptation to a new country and a new football, Bellingham admitted that it was “very difficult, but also very happy to adapt to life in Spain and to have greater responsibility in Madrid and the national team. “I try to assimilate it, enjoy the experience, improve and grow.”

Bellingham emphasized the support of those around him. “I have a great support network: My family and friends keep me going. It’s like I’m not a kid at the top. I feel like I go to work every day like everyone else and I have the privilege of enjoying my job. “My family does this so that when I come home every day I feel normal,” he added.