Jude Bellingham scored a goal during Real Madrid's 4-2 win against Napoli in the fifth round of the Champions League groups, and through it he continued to break records and write history in his own way.
Bellingham became the first player in Real Madrid's history to score in his first 4 Champions League matches.
The English international cut the tape of his goals with his decisive goal against Union Berlin, then he scored a goal against Naples in Italy and another against Sporting Braga in Portugal, and the fourth and most valuable goal from a historical perspective came in front of the eyes of the Royal fans at the Santiago Bernabeu.
On a related note, Bellingham joined a list of only 9 players who succeeded in scoring 4 goals in the Champions League while they were not yet 21 years old.
Meanwhile, Bellingham became the first English player to score 10 goals in the Champions League (6 with Dortmund and 4 with Real Madrid) before he turned 21.
Bellingham's goal against Napoli was his fifteenth this season in all competitions, after scoring 11 goals in the Spanish League, which is the top scorer in the competition, and 4 goals in the Champions League.
It is noteworthy that Bellingham joined Real Madrid last summer for 100 million euros from Dortmund.
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