The England team loved their day off because they could spend it with their families.
Before England’s game against Switzerland, JUDGE BELLINGHAM took some time to relax by taking pictures with fans.
The Three Lions team had the day off on Tuesday before their knockout match on Saturday at Euro 2024.
Jude Bellingham took selfies with friends on Tuesday at an Italian restaurant in Erfurt.
The star player from England took it easy before their quarterfinal match against Switzerland on Saturday.
Bellingham posed for pictures and signed autographs for fans.
When England almost lost in the round of 16 on Sunday, Bellingham saved them with an amazing last-gasp overhead kick. He was seen enjoying his break by going to an Italian restaurant in Erfurt with his mother Denise.
About 20 miles separate the city from Blankenhain, which is where England trains.
Fans took pictures with the player after he was seen at the restaurant.
Before the cops helped Bellingham get into a car, he signed autographs.On video of Bellingham leaving the restaurant, fans could be seen rushing to take pictures with the Real Madrid star.
As he took a break from getting ready to play Switzerland, the 21-year-old player looked at ease.
The move Bellingham made after scoring against Slovakia is being looked into by Uefa, which is why he is taking time off.
After being accused of being rude to the rival bench, he defended himself on social media.
For some close friends who were at the game, it was an inside joke, Bellingham wrote on X.
“Feel good about how that Slovakia team played tonight.”
The footballer took it easy with his mum Denise about 20 miles from where England trains. Thanks to Paul Edwards
The whole team had the day off to spend with their families, which Bellingham took advantage of. Thanks to Paul Edwards
After that, police helped Bellingham get into his car while fans rushed to take pictures with him. Thanks to Paul Edwards
He also put the “X,” “yawning,” and “handshake” emojis next to the picture.
Bellingham’s story is now backed up by video footage that shows him making the move while celebrating Real Madrid’s win last season.
Before Harry Kane scored the game-winning goal in extra time, he tied the game against Slovakia in the last minute of regulation.
The guy who used to play for Borussia Dortmund was also named man of the match.
He was also given the honour after scoring in England’s first win over Serbia.
Since then, Sun columnist Piers Morgan has supported Bellingham and given an idea of why the gesture might have been made.
After Bellingham was seen at the restaurant, a lot of people gathered there. Thanks to Paul Edwards
One fan even did Bellingham’s famous party again. Thanks to Paul Edwards
Bellingham is being investigated for this gesture against Slovakia Credit: AP
The England man celebrated with captain Harry Kane as they guided the Three Lions to the quarter finals Credit: Getty