Jude Bellingham was the star of the show in England’s opening match against Serbia on Sunday night.
The Real Madrid star led the Three Lions to a 1-0 victory, and has now surpassed Michael Owen and Cristiano Ronaldo.
After just 13 minutes in Gelsenkirchen, Bellingham headed home Bukayo Saka’s deflected cross from close range, and it ended up being the game’s lone goal.
But even before the game’s opening whistle blew, the star had already created history
Jude Bellingham sets new record
According to Daily mail, Bellingham became the youngest player to compete at three major international tournaments, surpassing England icon Owen, who was 22 years and 170 days old. Bellingham is 20 years and 353 days old.
Before making his breakthrough on the international scene with his outstanding World Cup exploits, he had his first taste three years ago at Euro 2020.
On the other hand, Bellingham’s feat also surpass the legendary Cristiano ronaldo of Portugal, who made his third appearance at an international competition at the age of 23 years and 123 days.
Bellingham presently has 30 caps for his nation and four goals to his name.
More than 50% of them have also occurred during a significant competition.
At the 2022 World Cup, Bellingham scored the first goal in the 6-2 victory over Iran.
