Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jude Bellingham of England have been showing off a new bizarre handshake in training, which has perplexed fans.

Goal celebrations in the modern game include handshakes, dances, and rehearsed choreography, and fans can expect to see plenty of examples during the European Championship.

Alexander-Arnold and Bellingham appear to have a new celebration for fans, as they performed an unusual personal handshake in which both players blew on their hands.

Liverpool’s Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid’s Bellingham are close friends who have been seen laughing and joking together while on England duty.

Their good spirits on display in Germany will be a welcome sight for Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate, who is preparing to nаme his first team for Sunday’s tournament opener against Serbia.

England’s Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jude Bellingham have been demonstrating a new bizarre handshake in training.

Bellingham and Alexander-Arnold are both expected to participate, and the two appeared calm as they practiced their new greeting with their teammates.

A video posted online shows the duo shaking hands, pointing their fingers upwards, and then taking turns blowing on their hands as if trying to extinguish a flame.

The exchange lasted only a few seconds before both returned to training, but fans can expect to see the handshake again if either player scores in the European Championship.

Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa was a keen observer as the exchange unfolded, smiling as Bellingham and Alexander-Arnold maintained their cool.

Alexander-Arnold and Bellingham appear to blоw on each others hand during the handshake

Both players have been undergoing intense training drills ahead of England’s first Euro 2024 match.

Sеcrеt handshakes are common among teammates and represent unity, but some Liverpool fans believe Bellingham is attempting to lure Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid.

‘Trent on a free transfer to Real Madrid!’ one concerned fan commented on the video.

The Liverpool star’s future at Anfield is uncertain as he enters the final year of his contract, with Spanish giants Madrid reportedly keeping an eye on the situation.

Meanwhile, Bellingham has thrived since moving to the Spanish capital last year, winning both the Champions League and LaLiga, and he now hopes to replicate his success with the national team.