Real Madrid’s in-form midfielder Jude Bellingham considers himself lucky to be playing for the Spanish giants as well as England’s national side.
Speaking during an interview, Bellingham also said that he is grateful to the people who have supported him in his journey.
“Sometime when I wake up, I have to pinch myself that I’m playing for England at Wembley or playing for Real Madrid at the Bernabeu. I never expected to achieve all this so early, I’m grateful to everyone who has been part of my journey,” Bellingham told Sky News.
Bellingham also said that he tries to relate to the fans when he is on the pitch.
“I try to relate to the fans when playing, I want them to feel like I’m just another fan playing for their team, representing them because at the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about,” the midfielder added.
Bellingham has been in superb form this season, notching up 21 goals and nine assists in 32 matches for club and country.
When asked for his goals, Bellingham said: "Trophies. Being able to give my country and my team, Real Madrid, great experiences and great memories of lifting trophies."
"I try and go out on the pitch and do my job and help my team win football games. People kind of like the style which I play. I move with the ball and, and it's really nice. I try to relate to the fans while I'm playing as well."