Jude Bellingham, a talented midfielder for Real Madrid and the England national team, recently received the Laureus Breakthrough of the Year award. During an interview with Amanda Davies of CNN in Madrid, Spain, Bellingham shared his thoughts on racism in football. He strongly believes that football authorities need to impose more severe consequences to effectively combat racism.
Bellingham emphasized the importance of involving players in discussions about racism to create a more inclusive environment in the sport. As a young player who has quickly risen to prominence, Bellingham’s perspective on combating racism is both timely and valuable. His call for action demonstrates his commitment to driving positive change in the sport.
In addition to discussing racism, Bellingham also talked about England’s upcoming participation in the UEFA Euro 2024 European Championships. With the tournament fast approaching, he expressed optimism about England’s chances and his excitement to represent his country on the international stage. His recognition as the Laureus Breakthrough of the Year reflects his impressive performance and potential, making him a key player to watch in the upcoming European Championships.
