David Beckham makes Jude Bellingham feel āa bit less attractiveā as the Real Madrid and England star reflects on disregarding the advice to never meet your heroes
Jude Bellingham, a Real Madrid and England star, says she feels āa bit uglierā after meeting David Beckham, reflecting on the wisdom to never meet your heroes.
Jude Bellingham acknowledges that he felt āuglierā after meeting David Beckham, but the Real Madrid star is content that he disregarded the advice to ādonāt meet your heroes.ā
Consequently, what happened?
Present-day England player Bellingham moved to Santiago Bernabeu in 2023, following in the footsteps of former Three Lions leader Beckham. In his first season, the 21-year-old scored 23 goals and won both the La Liga and Champions League, making him a revelation in Spain.
THE LARGER IMAGE
Beckham, who has imitated Bellinghamās well-known celebration on social media, has praised the aforementioned actions and has been selected as the cover star for EAFC 25. Bellingham collaborated with Beckham, who has his own āIconā card, as part of the advertising for that game.
THOUGHS OF BELLINGHAM
Bellingham remarked of rubbing shoulders with Becks on his āOut of the Floodlightsā YouTube series: āYou know, itās really an honor.ā Never meet your heroes is a common saying, and although I have met Beckham, I have always thought heās an incredible guy who comes down to earth, no matter how well-known he is or how much success he has had in his work or personal life. He makes me appear slightly more unattractive, but if itās on the cover of a video game, you can learn to live with it.
WERE YOU AWARENESS?
Bellingham said, āIāve played every single EA since I was six or seven,ā in reference to his recent role as the face of EA Sportsā FC franchise. Reminiscent moments revolve around a little television and a few broken controllers, strewn all over the place, as you play video games with people you never would have imagined playing against or meeting. And then all of a, Iām playing and meeting these players while Iām on the cover. It feels so surreal, and Iām quite appreciative that I got the opportunity to do it.