Bellingham the key to Real revenge mission against injury-hit City
Evening Standard|April 09, 2024
JUDE BELLINGHAM caught Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Rudiger by surprise on his Real Madrid arrival, but Pep Guardiola had long since been convinced by his quality.
Nick Purewal
Bellingham the key to Real revenge mission against injury-hit City

The England international has shot to superstardom in his maiden season at Madrid and tonight will be key to their chances of getting Champions League revenge against Manchester City after their 4-0 hammering in the semi-finals at the Etihad last season.

Bellingham has 20 goals and 10 assists this season, and Guardiola has not been shocked in the slightest by his impact in the Spanish capital.

The City manager said: "He played when he was 17 with Borussia Dortmund and I said with not just his skills, but the difference is what he has in his brain and his mind.

"He came to this club with exceptional players and an exceptional manager like Carlo, who has the incredible ability to know the best position, and Carlo found it, so he clicked quick.

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