After England’s match against Ukraine, JUDE BELLINGHAM made an uncomfortable mistake.
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The Real Madrid star played 65 minutes of the game before being replaced by Marcus Rashford, and the score ended up being 1-1.
After the final whistle, Bellingham found itself in the middle of a humiliating incident as the players departed the Stadion Wroclaw in Poland.
The 20-year-old emerged from the ground and hurriedly boarded the bus that was waiting at the entrance to the parking lot.
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Bellingham had to uncomfortably turn around and make his way back down the steps because this was the coach of the Ukrainian squad.
The midfielder was then led to the right bus, where he found his England teammates.
Fans and Bellingham both found humor in his error.
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On social media, someone wrote, “Bro is always unintentionally funny.”He’s sick of playing with Jordan Henderson, another joked. Others claimed Andriy Lunin, a Real Madrid teammate who was also a member of the Ukraine team, was to blame for the mix-up: “My boy saw Lunin and thought it’s the Madrid bus lmao.”
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Fans noted Bellingham’s name was misspelled in the Santiago Bernabeu dressing room, and this is not the first error Bellingham has made since then. When the Three Lions play Scotland tomorrow, the £115 million midfielder will be looking to add to his five La Liga goals this season.