The Real Madrid footballer from England was the main attraction at the Adidas Predator’s 30th anniversary celebration.

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Jude Bellingham is already regarded as a global football legend. As a result, the Adidas company views him as the champion of the Predator, which is its most iconic line. These boots, which are commemorating their 30th anniversary, were worn by British celebrities like Gerrard and Beckham, but Bellingham is unequivocal about the player who best embodied the silhouette: “Zidane is one of the best midfielders in history.”

Zidane and Bellingham, two droplets of water

With reference to the now-French coach, he stated, “I hope to preserve the legacy of his number (5) and his boots.” Bellingham is arguably the most obvious analogy that springs to mind. The carriage, grace, and carriage in driving. The youthful Real Madrid player has since begun to score goals in a way that “Zizou” never did.

My goal is to uphold the history of his boots and number.

But Jude had a desire of leading the Frenchman’s most famous event at some point in his career. “With these boots, the first and best memory that comes to mind is Zidane’s volley—for what it means and the moment,” he remarked.

“I aim to perpetuate the tradition of these boots and this brand, as well as to inspire the generation that follows me, and I look forward to many wonderful experiences ahead of me. The Real Madrid player continued, “It is my duty and pride and I hope to enjoy it. Zidane, Beckham, and Gerrard did it before.

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“It’s a question of mentality, these players have in common their ability to perform in the best scenarios, in the big games, and that is why you are judged in football.”

‘Prizes come naturally, but you take it personally when you come second and don’t win’

” Winning trophies like the Golden Boy has come naturally, I had been second twice and the truth is that I didn’t like it. You take it personally when you don’t win . For me, it was about keeping pushing, keeping trying, and In the end I got it,” he said about his recent nomination as the best under-21 footballer in the world. And he warned: ” I am still learning, developing and trying to be better every day and overcome my limits .”

I am still learning, developing and trying to be better every day and push my limits

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