Harry Kane revs up with a sleek £87,000 Audi from Bayern Munich, while Real Madrid gifts BMWs to Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jude Bellingham. Europe's football giants kick off the season in luxury, thanks to German car partnerships!
Thibaut Courtois boldly champions Jude Bellingham's spot in England's 2026 World Cup squad, despite his shocking exclusion by Thomas Tuchel amid injury setbacks, igniting fiery debates on Bellingham's pivotal role under the demanding German coach
Chelsea's dynamic winger Estevao battles Dortmund's Jobe Bellingham and Real Madrid's Franco Mastantuono for the 2025 Golden Boy Award, succeeding Barcelona's Lamine Yamal, who's barred from defending his title
Thomas Tuchel, England's bold new boss, will discuss matters with Jude Bellingham after excluding the Real Madrid star from the latest squad. Facing backlash for omitting stars like Phil Foden and Jack Grealish, England still clinched their 2026 World Cup spot with ease
Jude Bellingham's cheeky Frank Sinatra-inspired Instagram post baffled brother Jobe, as the Real Madrid dynamo unwinds during his England exile, recovering from a summer shoulder injury that sidelined him from Tuchel's squad
Manchester United are hot on the trail of Jobe Bellingham, Jude's talented younger brother, with Ruben Amorim eyeing him as a perfect fit for his dynamic 3-4-2-1 system. After joining Borussia Dortmund from Sunderland, Jobe has struggled for regular game time under Niko Kovac
Mark Bellingham, father of Jude and Jobe, faces sharp criticism from England legend Sir Geoff Hurst, who labeled his behavior "an absolute joke." As the "most powerful man in English football" thanks to his sons' stardom, his dramatic clashes-like confronting Borussia Dortmund officials after Jobe's substitution-have ignited fierce debates
Jude Bellingham's stunning snub from Real Madrid's 2026 calendar shocks fans, as the England star's form dips amid fitness woes and doubts over his future under Xabi Alonso
Thomas Tuchel urges young English stars to rise and earn their Premier League spots, ditching demands for favoritism. As homegrown talent dwindles, England's boss declares clubs innocent, stressing players must battle fiercely to secure their places
