Unveiled: Vinicius Jr. selects the FASTEST car feasible, while Jude Bellingham receives a £150,000 luxury BMW. These are the vehicles that Real Madrid players, such Kylian Mbappe and Luka Modric, choose.

Vinicius Jr., true to form, chose the ultra-rapid i7 M70 xDrive, the fastest electrical model BMW offer, which reaches up to 149 miles per hour and sets customers back at least £164,000

Jude Bellingham selected a premium BMW worth £150,000 as part of Real Madrid’s agreement with the German automaker.

The England player chose a black BMW XM, which ranges in price from £110,000 to £175,000. It is the same model as Kylian Mbappe and Luka Modric.

Vinicius Jr., as expected, opted for the lightning-fast i7 M70 xDrive, the fastest electrical model available from BMW. This variant can achieve speeds of up to 149 miles per hour and costs at least £164,000.

In their third year of a collaboration akin to Bayern Munich’s with Audi, Los Blancos have partnered with BMW to provide free cars to twenty-two players and Carlo Ancelotti.

Bellingham was the most popular choice—a total of eight stars chose the XM.

Endrick, the eighteen-year-old sensation, chose a BMW i7 M70 xDrive, which is advertised on the manufacturer’s website for slightly less than £71,000.

The young Brazilian, valued at £51 million, is already experiencing the good life in the Spanish city, having left Palmeiras with his new spouse, Gabriely Miranda.

Ancelotti, the former manager of Chelsea and Everton, chose a blue BMW i5 M60 xDrive. This car comes in a variety of versions, but the saloon version costs £97,745.

Antonio Rudiger, whose profile has skyrocketed since leaving Chelsea in 2022, opted for something a little more modest: a BMW iX2 xDrive30, which goes for £57,445.

At the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano, David Alaba, dressed like the ideal actor, picked up his XM, which was the same model as Bellingham’s.

With one hand on the wheel of his luxurious dark red sedan, the defender was seen posing for pictures inside while charging his vehicle.

At the front of the car, each player signed their own unique license plate; however, as the plates are devoid of numbers, their practical use will be restricted.