Jude Bellingham stunned Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher as he made a X-rated comment during a live interview after Real Madrid’s Champions League triumph.
The 20-year-old capped off a stunning debut season in the Spanish capital as his side ran out 2-0 winners over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley on Saturday night.
Goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinicius Jr secured a record-extending 15th European Cup win for Los Blancos, following their domestic success this term.
During Bellingham’s post-match interview with CBS Sports, Henry spoke about the midfielder’s role in the final and how he had to drop deeper than usual.
The former Arsenal striker also mentioned that Bellingham doesn’t get credit for his work off the ball to which the Real Madrid star responded: ‘I couldn’t give a s*** really what people think’.
Jude Bellingham stunned Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher as he made a X-rated comment
The 20-year-old’s comment came after Thierry Henry asked him about his role in the final
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Henry and Carragher along with Micah Richards were all hilariously taken back by the comment given the maturity Bellingham has displayed this season despite his young age.
Bellingham was immediately apologetic and Carragher joked: ‘He sounds like he’s perfect for this show. He’s going to get in more trouble than me!’
The England international endured one of his quietest nights in the final and struggled to impose himself on proceedings due to the determined defence of their opponents.
The LaLiga player of the season did still manage to get a couple of openings but he spurned a header which would have broken the deadlock before placing a shot wide of the mark minutes before Vinicius Jr scored Madrid’s second.
Bellingham capped off a stunning debut season in Madrid by winning the Champions League
In the end it proved to be a memorable night for Bellingham as he picked up his second trophy of the season infront of his family, who had arrived five hours before kick-off.
His family have been particularly supportive of his footballing journey from Birmingham City to the Bernabeu, and they wanted to be part of the atmosphere at Wembley long before the game got underway.
Bellingham’s mum Denise, dad Mark and brother Jobe were in their red seats at the home of English football far ahead of the start of the game, as caught in footage by TNT Sports.
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