Why JUDE BELLINGHAM = BALLON D'OR WINNER 2024!

Since joining Real Madrid, Jude Bellingham has been a beast. Although the Englishman had shown his worth to the world since his days in Birmingham, where his number 17 jersey was retired before leaving for Dortmund, he can also boast of outstanding performances at Dortmund, which saw him named the UEFA Young Player of the Year, but no one saw the ridiculous displays in his first season for Real Madrid coming but can he really win the Ballon d'Or!?
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If the season ended in January/February, Jude Bellingham wouldn’t already won the 2024 Ballon Dor and everyone saw him as an early frontrunner to the award. It made sense because he had a blistering start to his career at Real Madrid which is part of why he’s in the race to be the best player in the world. At the start of the season, he was on fire, everything he touched turned to goals as he had 17 goals in 20 games from August to December and he had the most goals by any player in their first 15 games for Real Madrid and he’s literally a midfielder who was putting up ridiculous numbers even though it helped him that they were getting used to not playing with a natural striker.
He bailed the team out time and time again and came up clutch with a lot of game winning goals when they weeks playing well and this is the sign of someone who’s a “game changer” puts the team on their back when they’re not at their best. He was scoring goals at a staggering rate to a point where we thought that he would end the season with 35+ goals. Towards the 2nd half of the season, he cooled off and he wasn’t as prolific as he was during the start of the season as he missed some games with injuries and suspension, he ended the season with 23 goals in all competitions which is good enough. Despite the fact that recently, Real Madrid won the champions league, Vinicius Junior has a better chance of winning the Ballon Dor than Jude Bellingham this year as he has an edge over him due to what he did in the UCL and how pivotal he was for them in multiple big games in the knockout stages where he got a G/A in every tie from the RD of 16 to the final itself. He’s not out of the Ballon Dor race yet and he has a chance of winning this award if England does well at the EUROs. If Brazil wins the Copa America and England wins the EUROs, Bellingham should win the Ballon Dor over Vini, because of how prestigious the EUROs is compared to the Copa America and as I’ve said before everyone knows how his PR works.

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My only argument that I can make against him is that yes he’s a phenomenal player and I like Jude Bellingham, but there were moments throughout the season particularly when they won the champions league where he wasn’t even Real Madrid’s best player. Due to the fact that their success last season was more of a collective effort rather than individual brilliance, if you actually watch this Madrid team, you would know that many players were as important to the team as he was and they had their moments as well. Vinicius Junior was the most important player at Real Madrid when it came to the champions league as he was the best player in the competition and he was decisive for them in multiple big games in the knockout stages where it really mattered the most and the likes of Carvajal Kroos and Valverde were consistent performers for them. The reason why I say that he’s arguably not the best player on the team is we saw how Real Madrid were able to still get results and win games when he didn’t play which tells you the strength of their squad and how other players contributed to the team.
Even though he did well in La Liga as he was the best player in the league, he started very well in the champions league, but he went missing in some pivotal games for Real Madrid in the knockout stages as I felt as if he was ineffective against Bayern Munich Borussia Dortmund and Manchester City and I know he got an assist in the final against his former club, he didn’t play very well in that game. As talented of a player he is, sometimes Bellingham is living off of Madrid PR in a sense that nobody would see him as a Ballon Dor contender and he wouldn’t be getting a lot of media hype if he didn’t have that outrageous start to the season where he was scoring goals for run. He doesn’t always need to score in order to make an impact in the game especially when his off ball movement is vital to helping his teammates flourish and he’s able to track back and do the dirty work and without being flashy all the little things he does helps the team. The EUROs has started well for him as he showed no signs of slowing down during their game against Serbia where he was the only reason why England were able to win that game because they weren’t great, against Denmark he dropped a stinker which wasn’t his fault when the whole team played terribly. England are seen as strong contenders to win this competition, based off of the first 2 games of the tournament, they’re not playing with confidence and they don’t look like a team that can win it all and that doesn’t bode well for Bellingham’s Ballon Dor chances. I don’t think that football has dropped off if he wins the Ballon Dor assuming he leads England at the EUROs and I would have no issue if he wins it, I would give him a 35% chance of that happening this year.

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Yamal is the best player at the euros so far