JUDE BELLINGHAM has been described as “pure class” after his emotional gesture in Real Madrid’s clash against La Arandina.
Carlo Ancelotti’s La Liga giants travelled to the fourth department for their Copa del Rey match.
Bellingham, 20, was left on the bench as Real Madrid won 3-1 thanks to goals from Joselu, Brahim Diaz and Rodrygo.
In bitterly cold conditions, the England international managed to warm hearts.
In the television images you can see the midfielder sitting on the bench covered with blankets.
Then he saw that a ball boy in front of him seemed to be shaking and doing something about it.
Bellingham first tried to call the ball boy, who gave the impression of timidly recommending that he not be allowed to leave his post.
The former Borussia Dortmund star got up and wrapped the boy in his blanket, making sure he was warm enough.
Speaking to a Spanish journalist after the game, the ball boy said it was his “best day”.
Upon seeing Bellingham’s act of kindness, one fan wrote on social media, “what a guy, natural class. “
While one commented, “A small gesture he will never forget. “
A third exclaimed, “Not only is he a smart basketball player, but he’s also a wonderful guy. “
Another added: “Jude is a legend. “
In addition to his kind gesture, Bellingham also came out to pose for photographs and selfies with excited players before the game.
The popular star has already been praised for her sublime mannerisms this season.
Last month he stunned Real Betis stars when he went out of his way to wear 3 of his shirts to the dressing room to please everyone who had asked him for a trade.
Bellingham, who joined Real Madrid last summer on a £115m contract, was named the world’s most valuable footballer this week via the CIES Football Observatory.
He finished in first place ahead of Erling Haaland, while Real Madrid teammates Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo came third and fourth.
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