Jude Bellingham's biggest ambition in football has nothing to do with winning trophies at Real Madrid, the midfielder has revealed.

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• Bellingham explains his life's dream
• Greatest ambition doesn't involve trophies
• Hopes to play alongside brother Jobe

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Bellingham has already won four senior trophies since joining Madrid from Borussia Dortmund in 2023 and has been tipped to go on to collect a great deal more with the club, while England fans hope he can guide the Three Lions to silverware after reaching consecutive European Championship finals.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  However, the 21-year-old has his eyes on a different prize as he explained that representing his country alongside his younger brother Jobe, currently impressing in the Championship with Sunderland, is the biggest goal of his career.

• WHAT BELLINGHAM SAID

  "Because we're a similar age and we've played together for so long in the street and on the tufts of grass, to play with my brother for England that would be the biggest dream of my life," he said on the podcast. "That would mean more than any of the trophies. Especially if we managed to do it on a consistent basis and play at a major tournament together and win things together. Honestly, nothing would even get close to that. Nothing."

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  WHAT NEXT FOR BELLINGHAM?

  While Bellingham is one of the main figures in the current England team, 18-year-old Jobe will have to wait for his first call-up to the senior team before the attacking midfielder's dream becomes a reality. In the meantime, Bellingham could be back in the Madrid starting XI against Espanyol in La Liga this weekend, having been out with an injury since August.

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