Jude Bellingham gave his coat to the boy who accompanied him onto the pitch at Wembley and earned all the praise

Being kind requires minimal effort. The English national team midfielder demonstrated this on Tuesday, Jude Bellinghamin the friendly against Belgium. The 20-year-old Briton melted spectators’ hearts when he gave his coat to a boy in a wheelchair who had accompanied him before the match.

The match was played in Wembley Stadiumin the city of London, England, where the cold accompanies everyone at this time of year. Temperatures vary on average from 5°C to 10°C. Furthermore, a persistent drizzle was falling and the little guards who accompanied the players were wearing only shorts and t-shirts, without coats.

Bellingham, realizing that the boy was hugging himself, bent down to ask him if he was cold, and did not hesitate to take off his sweatshirt and use it as a blanket to cover himself. The boy’s smile said it all.

The English are also part of it real Madrid, and an official account of the Spanish club shared the video of the gesture on X this morning, provoking various reactions from the fans. Comments include phrases like: “Jude Bellingham represents all that is right in this world and I will never stop saying it”; “Exemplary in every way, How nice to have someone like that on our team.“.

Bellingham’s gesture was not the only thing that warmed up the fans of the English team, the goal he scored in extra time of the match which left the score at 2-2 prevented the locals from losing.