Jude Bellingham Reveals How He Has ‘Disappointed’ Carlo Ancelotti Since Joining Real Madrid

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Bellingham’s sensational transition from Borussia Dortmund to Madrid this summer, marked by an impressive 15 goals in 17 games, culminated in him clinching the 2023 Golden Boy award.

The English international recently received his well-deserved accolade, expressing his joy at the trophy.

However, Bellingham candidly admitted a challenge in his move to Madrid – the struggle to grasp the Spanish language.

“I’m dedicated to self-improvement through hard work, and credit goes to Mr. Ancelotti for placing me in the right position and granting me more on-field freedom,” he shared with Tuttosport.

“Despite my success, I must confess I’m disappointing him in one aspect – I haven’t mastered Spanish yet. It’s a genuine challenge for me, but I promise to give my utmost commitment to overcome it.”

In expressing gratitude for his recent award, Bellingham extended heartfelt appreciation to key figures, including Real Madrid teammates, staff, President, and notably, Mr. Ancelotti. His acknowledgment also embraced family, friends, and the supportive fans who played pivotal roles on and off the field.

Bellingham emphasized the importance of collective efforts, constant encouragement, and the overwhelming messages of congratulations from friends.

He attributed his Golden Boy victory to the invaluable support received.A special mention was reserved for Madrid’s medical staff, recognized for their exceptional role in aiding Bellingham’s swift recovery from a recent shoulder injury. “I extend my thanks to the Madrid physio who expertly guided me back from my shoulder dislocation in a remarkably short time,” he remarked.

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