Jude Bellingham Voted England Men’s Player of the Year
· Sports · Sportstar, The Straits Times
Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham has been named England men’s player of the year for a second successive season after scoring a record seven goals at the 2026 World Cup. The 23-year-old’s tournament tally set a record for an England men’s player at a major tournament, helping the Three Lions secure a third-place finish. The award, decided by supporters voting on the official England app, followed standout performances including goals against Mexico and Norway. England manager Thomas Tuchel praised Bellingham for thriving under pressure and living up to his full potential on the international stage. Meanwhile, captain Harry Kane finished as England's top scorer for the seventh consecutive season after netting 12 goals across all competitions.
Why it matters
The recognition underscores Bellingham's growing stature as a central figure for both Real Madrid and the England national team following his record-breaking international campaign.
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