Bellingham backed to become ‘anything he wants’

Former Borussia Dortmund midfielder Paul Lambert has actually backed Jude Bellingham to end up being ‘anything he wants’.

Bellingham has actually had a spectacular start to his profession at Real Madrid after signing up with the Spanish giants from Dortmund for a preliminary cost of £88m in the summer season. Carlo Ancelotti’s side beat a host of Premier League clubs to the midfielder’s signatures and have actually enjoyed the benefits this season.

The 20-year-old scored two times as Real Madrid surged title competitors Girona 4-0 on Saturday night, extending his record to 16 league objectives for the project.

Bellingham is the leading scorer in La Liga this season after an extraordinary launching project at the Bernabeu, continuing the development that saw him called Bundesliga Player of the Season at Dortmund in 2022/23.

The England worldwide won his very first title with Real Madrid after Spanish Super Cup success last month, while the La Liga leaders handle RB Leipzig as their Champions League project resumes tomorrow.

Lambert, who formed part of Dortmund’s Champions League winning group in 1997, has actually kept a close eye on the advancement of the midfielder and thinks the sky is the limitation for Bellingham if he can keep his feet on the ground.

“Brilliant. I met him a few years ago at Dortmund and I thought then if you can keep your feet on the ground you’re going to be one of the best,” Lambert specifically informed The Football Faithful, in an occasion hosted by BoyleSports, where he likewise discussed Premier League Betting.

“I saw him play and I understood precisely what he can. He’s advanced into this astounding footballer, overall midfielder. He’s got every quality. I believe he’s got a great household around him, I believe he’s well informed which is essential with that level of fame he’s getting.

“If he can keep his feet on the ground, which I’m sure he will, then he can be anything he wants. He’s a proper player but, more importantly, I think he’s a proper kid.”

Read – Dortmund legend states Sancho return ‘healthy move’ for winger

See more – Premier League weekend: Five things we found out