Jude Bellingham, Real Madrid star, spoke about his future with the royal team, explaining that the last World Cup taught him a lot and was a good experience for him.
Bellingham returned to Real Madrid training yesterday, Wednesday, after the end of his summer vacation, following his participation with the Netherlands national team in the World Cup, and finishing the competition with the Three Lions in third place.
Bellingham delivered a great World Cup with England, and was among the best players in the competition.
Bellingham denied some reports that indicated the possibility of his departure from Real Madrid, explaining that he hopes to continue for many years with the Spanish team.
Bellingham said in an interview with "Real Madrid" channel: "It is a great honor for me to wear the colors of this club, I hope to continue with Real Madrid for many years to come".
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Regarding the World Cup, he added: "This tournament was a wonderful experience for me and my teammates in the England national team, but I am ready to return and compete with my teammates at Real Madrid, I hope we achieve victories during the next season".
Regarding his new coach at Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho, Bellingham explained: "I feel that my relationship with him is already good, and it is a pleasure to work with a coach the size of Mourinho, I have only seen him once, but I am very excited to learn more about him".
Regarding the preparation period for the new season, he added: "I run a lot in this hot weather, and play football a lot with my teammates in training, it is difficult, but it is good to enjoy it, I really love to make this effort".
He continued: "I feel that I have matured a lot and gained more experience, I have a good feeling about this season with the new players and the coach".
Regarding his message to Real Madrid fans, Bellingham concluded: "Hello Madridistas, I have returned to work and compete again, Hala Madrid".
Bellingham hopes to help Real Madrid present a new season, after the royal team came out empty-handed during the past two seasons, without being able to achieve any title.
