Jude Bellingham opened up about the backlash he received after England failed to get over the line at Euro 2024.

Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham says he was made a scapegoat after England came up short in its bid to win this year's European Championship.

JUDE BELLINGHAM claims he was made “a scapegoat” for England failing to win Euro 2024. The Real Madrid superstar, who faces Liverpool in the Champions League on Wednesday night, opened

Jude Bellingham claims he was made a scapegoat for England’s Euro 2024 failure and that “the world was crumbling” in on him in the aftermath of the final defeat by Spain.

Jude Bellingham has opened up on why he lost his smile playing football ahead of Real Madrid's clash against Liverpool. On Wednesday night, reigning European champions Madrid will arrive at Anfield to take on Liverpool, who are currently top of the Champions League table having won all four matches so far.

Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham believes he was made a scapegoat for England’s Euro 2024 shortcomings. Gareth Southgate’s side lost in the final to Spain and Bellingham finished the tournament with two goals and one assist in seven appearances.

Bellingham scored two goals during the tournament, the first a winner against Serbia in the group stage and the second a last-minute bicycle kick in the round of 16 to force extra time against Slovaki

Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham said he was made a scapegoat after England came up short in its bid to win this year's European Championship.Bellingham, who scored one of the goals of the tournament with a stoppage-time overhead kick against Slovakia in the round of 16,

Jude Bellingham has admitted he felt like "a scapegoat" after England's Euro 2024 final defeat last summer, but said "the smile is back" with the national team.

Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham felt like a "scapegoat" after Euro 2024 but said he has his smile back now ahead of the Champions League clash with Liverpool on Wednesday. The midfielder wrote on Instagram earlier in November that he was smiling again after recent Nations League matches with the Three Lions and his unhappiness was not because of his difficult start to the season with Madrid.