JUDE BELLINGHAM was involved in a rarely noticed move yesterday at the end of Real Madrid’s 1-1 draw against RB Leipzig.
The draw was enough to send Madrid into the Champions League quarterfinals after winning the first leg 1-0.
After the final whistle, Bellingham ran to RB Leipzig coach Marco Rose.
They exchanged a hug before Bellingham handed her blouse to the coach as a farewell to the game.
The two worked in combination during Bellingham’s time at Dortmund, with Rose leaving the club in 2022.
The midfielder followed Rose from Dortmund a year later, when he joined Real Madrid for £115m last summer.
X enthusiasts definitely responded to the gesture, with one Dortmund supporter writing: “Jude started to expand his game in general thanks to Marco Rose. It gave him the freedom that allowed him to get the most out of it on the field. I miss the About Two Guys. “
Another wrote: “What Bellingham did with her ex is like a bromance!”
A third posted, “I love the bond between the two of them. “
While a fourth said, “Memories. “
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Rose’s team led Madrid a lot, although they were appreciated at the Bernabeu.
After performing in the first leg and squandering by a narrow margin, Leipzig created the majority of chances in the match in Spain.
But it was Madrid who opened the scoring through Vinicius in the 65th minute, countering the development of the game.
Leipzig equalized in the 68th minute through Willi Orban but couldn’t pull off a moment that would have propelled the game into extra time.
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