Jude Bellingham has scored six goals in his first six appearances for Real Madrid.
Somehow, the club’s record signing has found a way to score very late goals to give Madrid the win.
With the game seemingly heading for a draw against Union Berlin, Jude Bellingham pounced on a loose ball to nick up a goal in the 94th minute, and give his side the victory. This was a similar script to what he did against Getafe.
Following his goal against Union Berlin, Bellingham has set two records.
First, the 20-year-old has joined an exclusive group of Real Madrid stars to have scored on their La Liga and Champions League debuts along with Cristiano Ronaldo, Isco and Marco Asensio.
Ronaldo netted both of his debut goals back in 2009, while Isco and Asensio achieved the same feat in 2013 and 2016 respectively.
Bellingham has also become the youngest Real Madrid player and youngest-ever Englishman to score a stoppage-time winner in the Champions League.
Carlo Ancelotti has hailed the young Englishman for his goal, and admits it comes from being smart.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti said: “He has quality and it looks like he’s lucky.
“This goal is similar to the one against Getafe, but you have to be there. He’s smarter than others when attacking from the second line.
“He has this quality and he’s making the most of it. I haven’t set anyone a goal target.”
