Jude has made his mark on the world stage at the age of 20 – a year earlier than his idol Jordan, whose rookie year in the NBA was when he turned 21

Does Adidas want Jude Bellingham to be their Michael Jordan? The image rights companies for the England star have already made £2.5 million, and sports company leaders are “thinking about using signature celebration as new logo.”

Many people, including Jude Bellingham, think that Michael Jordan is the best athlete of all time.

The American athlete went beyond basketball to become a worldwide icon and a Hollywood star. He also won NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls.

MJ also sold more sneakers than anyone else in history. Last year, 20 years after he stopped, Air Jordan shoes broke through the $5billion (£4.4bn) mark for the first time.

Jude Bellingham is a young black star who has taken the world of his sport by storm. He, too, came from a poor background.

Jude has made his mark on the world stage at age 20, a year earlier than his friend Michael Jordan, who didn’t start his first year in the NBA until he was 21. However, Jude hasn’t even come close to Michael Jordan’s famҽ and success yet.

Nick Ede, a brand and culture expert, thinks that Jude Bellingham could become the next Michael Jordan in sports.

Adidas is reportedly thinking about making a logo for Jude that uses his famous goal celebration, similar to Nike’s famous “Jumpman” logo for Air Jordans. MailOnline can rҽveal that Bellingham has already made £2.5 million since he decided to brand his name and get rights to his images.

He was the star of Adidas’s new Euro 2024 ad, which was set to the hit song “Hey Jude” by The Beatles and starred David Beckham, Frank Lampard, and another big name.

Jude Bellingham is expected to be the subject of Adidas’ new signature logo with the sportswear giant likely to make the Real Madrid star’s iconic celebration the main graphic, just like the famous Air Jordan dunk (left)

Jude is the star of Adidas’ Euro 2024 advert

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Jude is also the ‘face and body’ of Skims, the underwear brand co-founded by Kim Kardashian, and is being courted by fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton (right in LV in Paris this year)

Jude Bellingham’s trademark celebration after scoring against Serbia on Sunday night