Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham is investing in a luxurious new estate near his hometown in England, offering not only a private haven for himself but also a separate residence for his parents. The Los Blancos star is building the property in the picturesque village of Barnt Green, located on the fringes of Birmingham in Worcestershire.
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Bellingham investing in a new mansion in BirminghamA separate house for his parents within the premisesA trophy room and a salon will be the highlightsFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?
While Bellingham’s career has taken him across borders, from Birmingham City to Borussia Dortmund and now Real Madrid, he has never shied away from acknowledging the pivotal role his family has played in his success. Offering them their own luxurious space on the estate is not just a gesture of gratitude but a clear sign of how important their continued presence is to his personal wellbeing. The construction, which reportedly amounts to around €8 million (£7m/$9m), is being carried out on a sprawling two-acre site nestled in one of the region's most exclusive residential zones, as reported by
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The main house, where Bellingham will reside, is set to include high-end features such as a private trophy room, undoubtedly to house the growing collection of silverware and individual accolades he's picked up during his meteoric rise. Another unique touch is a designated barber room, which will allow Bellingham and his entourage to receive haircuts in the comfort of his own home.
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Bellingham is expected to undergo surgery in the coming days to get rid of a persistent shoulder pain. He has often been seen wearing heavy strapping during games, and the discomfort seemed to wear on him. Recovery from the procedure could sideline him until October.
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After a humbling 4-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup, Bellingham & Co. have embarked on a mini summer break. While the English midfielder will focus on rehabilitation after undergoing surgery, his teammates will return to training in the second week of August with their La Liga opener against Osasuna set for August 19.