This month, Bellingham decided to move from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid for 103 million euros, which is about 88.5 million pounds. This makes him once again one of the most interesting young players in Europe.

The 20-year-old knows the rich past of the white shirt and has said in public that Zinedine Zidane is an inspiration to him. But he also wants to have a long and successful career of his own.

He told the PA news agency, “That’s why most people do what they do in the first place. I want to be at a club that is going to be competing for titles, and I want to help the team and club be as great as they have been for a long time.”

“This is my chance to make history, and it fits with that because I hope to win and so does the club. Maybe it will happen.”

The speaker said, “The club’s size is scary just thinking about it, but when I think about the project they have going on, it’s really important I made this choice because it’s the perfect place for me.”

Most people would find the idea of moving to Real Madrid at such a young age and living in a wealthy area scary, but Bellingham’s road has prepared him well.

He played his first game for Bremen when he was 16 years old. He then moved on to Dortmund and changed how he acts.He won’t have to worry about the cost because of this.

“I have had a very different experience” from other young players, especially English young players, he said.

It’s really strange that I’ve been to three different places without having played in the Premier League.

It always comes to mind when I work with the national team and think about the other players’ paths.

“Anyway,” I’m very proud of what I’ve done. As long as they keep going, I’ll wait. I try to keep my cool about everything.

Pressure has been with me everywhere up until now. I first played for Birmingham’s first team when I was 15 or 16 years old. I thought no one else could feel that much pressure, so it got worse at every stage of my life.

Up until now, I’ve shown that I can handle it, and if I were worried, I would not have moved.

“I think it’s a great fit because I know I have the right people around me to help me through it,” the speaker said.

Not too long ago, Bellingham was a young player playing in the Stourbridge Parlors. Now, he is one of the most well-known names in the game.

He is now a representative for the McDonald’s Fun Football program, which is the UK’s biggest grassroots initiative for kids ages 5 to 11. During the past year, 250,000 kids got free football lessons.

Bellingham went on, “This is very important.” “If you look around, you can see the mood that McDonald’s has created—all of these happy girls and boys of all ages playing soccer together.” It’s great to recognize the 250,000 young people who will be able to play football this year because of this great project. It was a great day.

“I remember that my parents used to take me to a lot of events like these where the main goal is just to have fun.”

“Days like these really get you into the game.” I have no idea who will be the next president, but you never know how that might affect one of these people’s plans to follow their dreams.