Due of Jude Bellingham’s achievement, the Real Madrid star was awarded the most valuable player in the world.

Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham has been named the world’s most valuable footballer in the latest Top Trumps which will be released, boasting the Englishman as the priciest individual

In the next Top Trumps, which will be made public, Jude Bellingham of Real Madrid has been crowned the most valuable football player in the world, making the Englishman the most expensive human.

Jude Bellingham has been crowned the world’s most valuable football player, surpassing his competitors.

The 20-year-old England star, who won the European Cup and La Liga with Real Madrid, can now add the Top Trumps No. 1 ranking to his list of achievements. The popular card game’s new World Football Stars line, which is being distributed gradually over the next few months, features 200 players in all.

In order to win their opponent’s card, players must attempt to “trump” the numerical data on the cards. Also, Bellingham is valued at €150 million (£128 million) by the game’s developers. Bellingham will travel to Germany for Euro 2024 with the England team next week.

“Jude Bellingham ranks number one primarily due to his market worth, his exceptional talent, and his potential,” a Top Trumps spokesperson stated.

Even though he is only 20 years old and only starting his career, his exceptional on-field performances and leadership abilities have already elevated him above other players. He is an inspiration because of his commanding presence in the middle and his dependability in elite events.

Bellingham is the favorite to win this year’s Ballon d’Or, which is given to the finest player in the world. Bellingham was rested for England’s final warm-up match on Friday. The midfield player, who hails from Stourbridge, West Midlands, moved from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid in an £88 million deal last year.

He was crowned La Liga’s player of the season after helping Real Madrid win the Spanish championship with 22 goals. And on Saturday, he was brilliant as Madrid defeated Dortmund 2-0 in the Champions League final. Afterwards, his parents Denise and Mark, as well as his 18-year-old brother Jobe, a Sunderland player, joined him on the Wembley pitch.