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Hit in the left shoulder, which does not prevent him from being phenomenal with Real Madrid, Jude Bellingham will have to undergo surgery and remain rested for almost two months, certainly after Euro 2024.
An 18th goal (from a penalty), an 8th assist in all competitions for Dani Carvajal and the victory in the 96th minute of the game, but also a goal refused by the VAR for nothing and a bicycle which passed right by, Jude Bellingham was once again incredible with Real Madrid during the controversial victory against the last Almeria (3-2), Sunday in La Liga.
Real Madrid will count on its 20-year-old English phenomenon to win the league title and go as far as possible in the Champions League (Leipzig is the opponent in the round of 16). But the former Dortmund player will have to undergo surgery in the coming months due to a shoulder injury sustained on November 5 against Rayo, as indicated by Madrid journalist Eduardo Inda.
Operation after the Euro
Bellingham should take up the billiards in the wake of its participation in Euro 2024 (June 14-July 14), the Three Lions being one of the favorites for the competition with the France team. If it is confirmed, the player recruited for 130 million euros (including bonuses) would miss pre-season preparation and the first weeks of competition regardless.
Note that the Birmingham prodigy will not play in the Paris 2024 Games, Great Britain not having a football team (despite England’s victory at the last Euro Espoirs).
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