Friday, September 12

Jude Bellingham’s Real Madrid Return: A Key Milestone in His Remarkable Journey

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Return to Action Approaching

Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham is finally set to return to training following his recovery from shoulder surgery, though he is not expected to feature in matches until after the October international break.

Recent Achievements and Impact

The English professional footballer, widely regarded as one of the best players in the world, demonstrated his excellence by finishing third in both the 2024 Ballon d’Or and The Best FIFA Men’s Player polls.

After signing for Real Madrid for €103 million, Bellingham’s impact was immediate. In his first season, he emerged as the club’s top league scorer, contributing significantly to their league title and Champions League victory, earning himself the La Liga Player of the Season award.

Recovery and Future Prospects

Real Madrid confirmed Bellingham’s shoulder surgery in July 2025, addressing a long-standing dislocation issue. The recovery period was estimated at 10 to 12 weeks. While Bellingham has shown enthusiasm about his recovery and expressed readiness to return to light team training, medical staff are taking a cautious approach to prevent any risk of aggravating the injury that could lead to another extended absence.

Tactical Considerations

His return presents an interesting challenge for manager Xabi Alonso, who has built a balanced system in Bellingham’s absence. The team has shown remarkable defensive improvement, having conceded only one clear scoring chance this season, compared to Barcelona’s twelve.

Long-term Commitment

In a recent interview with MARCA, Bellingham expressed his satisfaction with his move to Real Madrid, stating that it was “the perfect club” for him and indicating his desire to continue playing in white for the next 10 to 15 years. His tenure at Real Madrid has already been decorated with five trophies, including La Liga, UEFA Champions League, Supercopa de España, Intercontinental Cup, and the UEFA Super Cup.

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