As part of Real Madrid’s deal with the German car company BMW, Jude Bellingham picked a luxury BMW worth £150,000.

The English star chose a black BMW XM, which is the same type as Kylian Mbappe and Luka Modric and costs between £110,000 and £175,000.

Jude Bellingham opted for a £150,000 BMW XM as Real Madrid’s stars were gifted to free cars

 

Kylian Mbappe chose an XM as well, but the new Madrid star bucked the trend with white

 

Los Blancos’ first team were treated to free cars in the club’s third year of parnership with BMW

 

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As usual, Vinicius Jr. picked the very fast i7 M70 xDrive, which is BMW’s fastest electric model and can go up to 149 miles per hour and costs at least £164,000.

Twenty-two players and Carlo Ancelotti were lucky enough to get free cars. Real Madrid is now in its third year of a partnership with BMW, which is similar to Bayern Munich’s partnership with Audi.

Eight of the stars chose the XM, making Bellingham’s choice the most popular.

Endrick, who is 18 years old and a star, chose a BMW i7 M70 xDrive, which costs just under £71,000 on the company’s website.

Carlo Ancelotti picked a blue BMW i5 M60 xDrive – perhaps in homage to Chelsea and Everton

 

Endrick looked giddy as he was rewarded with a BMW i7 M70 xDrive in his first year at Madrid

The young Brazilian player, who was bought for £51 million, is already enjoying the high life in Madrid after moving there with his new wife Gabriely Miranda.

Ancelotti, who used to manage Chelsea and Everton, chose a blue BMW i5 M60 xDrive. This model comes in a number of different styles, but the Saloon version starts at £97,745.

Antonio Rudiger, whose fame has grown tremendously since he moved from Chelsea to Real Madrid in 2022, chose a less flashy car: a BMW iX2 xDrive30, which starts at £57,445.

David Alaba was a great actor when he got his XM at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano. It was the same type as Bellingham’s.

The guard could be seen charging his car and taking a picture with one hand on the wheel while it was inside.

Each person signed their own unique plate that went on the front of the car. The plates won’t be useful in real life, though, because they don’t have any numbers on them.

The vast majority of the players chose darker colours, but Mbappe went against the crowd and picked white.

Ancelotti will be hoping that his players don’t get too crazy with their new toys.

 

Too cool for school: David Alaba stayed calm as he posed inside his uber-expensive XM