Jude Bellingham's Real Madrid team-mate doubling up as his driver after texting him 'almost every day' about transfer | The Sun

VINICIUS JR'S bromance with Jude Bellingham is so strong he reportedly drives him to training.

Bellingham has settled well to life in Spain since his move from Borussia Dortmund in the summer in a deal worth £115million.

Brazilian Vinicius did his part in convincing the England international over to Madrid having text him several sales pitches.

And now Bellingham is at the Bernabeu, Vinicius is one of his closest friends.

According to the Athletic, the winger will drive Bellingham to training when the midfielder's mum is unable to.

The pair also go out for dinner together and were recently joined by defender Eder Militao.

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Bellingham, 20, has got off to a flying start in LaLiga with ten goals in as many matches, with Madrid top of the table.

But his international form has also been as good having put in a Man of The Match performance against Italy.

Bellingham helped England secure Euro 2024 qualification and the playmaker revealed plans to commit his future to Madrid.

He said: "I've said since I arrived it's a club I want to be at for the next 10 to 15 years of my life. I love the club.

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"When you're around those types of mentalities and players with that quality every day – you see them in the gym; you see how they prepare for games, the analysis, the physio work they get done.

"You see the work on the pitch, how competitive some of the training sessions are.

“it just takes you to a new level technically.”


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